Should Microsoft be banned from selling Word?

In recent news, it is said that Microsoft needs to pay $290 million or stop selling Word, after U.S. court upheld patent infringement charges alleged by i4i, a Canadian based company. i4i claimed that XML code used in Word 2003 and 2007 violates patents developed by them.
Toronto-based i4i sells custom-XML add-ons to the ubiquitous word-processing software. The injunction reads:-

Microsoft Corporation is hereby permanently enjoined from performing the following actions with Microsoft Word 2003, Microsoft Word 2007, and Microsoft Word products not more than colorably different from Microsoft Word 2003 or Microsoft Word 2007 (collectively “Infringing and Future Word Products”) during the term of U.S. Patent No. 5,787,449:

  1. Selling, offering to sell, and/or importing in or into the United States any Infringing and Future Word Products that have the capability of opening a .XML, .DOCX, or .DOCM file (“an XML file”) containing custom XML;

  2. Using any Infringing and Future Word Products to open an XML file containing custom XML;

  3.Instructing or encouraging anyone to use any Infringing and Future Word Products to open an XML file containing custom XML;

  4. Providing support or assistance to anyone that describes how to use any infringing and Future Word Products to open an XML file containing custom XML;

  5. Testing, demonstrating, or marketing the ability of the Infringing and Future Word Products to open an XML file containing custom XML.

This injunction does not apply to any of the above actions wherein the Infringing and Future Word Products open an XML file as plain text.

Do you think Microsoft should stop selling Word?