No, but realizing it is too much for MS. (Score 1)

It is more important, in the Microsoft culture, to bash their competitors and pirates than to actually serve their consummers. It is because it is not structured as a service company, but as a manufacturer.

In a somewhat related case that appeared in a renowned Brazilian newspaper, Microsoft is suing several companies stablished in Brazil, including Schering-Plough and Wella, that bought computers from IBM and Compaq with pre-installed MS software.
They have all the authencity certificates but MS decided to sue them anyway since the software wasn't specified in the bills of sale, even though local law is clear in stating any of these two documents is sufficient proof of legal ownership.

Looks like OS X will have a bright future.