Massachusetts announced yesterday that it would fight on in court to try to toughen the sanctions against Microsoft in the company's long-running antitrust case. Seven other states and the District of Columbia said they would not appeal a federal judge's order earlier this month, which did little to strengthen a settlement reached last year between the Bush administration and Microsoft. West Virginia said it would decide on Monday, the deadline for deciding whether to appeal. Advertisement Tom Reilly, the attorney general of Massachusetts, called the order by Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly a "loophole-filled deal" and a mere "slap on the wrist"...