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Showing 1-5 of 5 results foundMicrosoft lets governments into Office
September 19, 2004 The productivity package is added to the program that allows governments to see Microsoft source code.Australia to see Windows source code
August 14, 2003 The Australian government will gain access to the source code underlying Microsoft's operating system after signing an agreement with the software heavyweight.China looks into Windows code
September 29, 2003 The Chinese government has set up a lab to study Microsoft Windows source code, a result of the software maker's campaign to combat the spread of open-source software in Asia.Microsoft mulls opening of Office code
January 16, 2004 The purveyor of proprietary software is looking to expand its Shared Source Initiative to Office, which lets companies see source code underlying Office, server applications and more.India to get a look at Windows code?
January 26, 2004 The software giant is in talks with the country's government to share the source code underlying its Windows operating system.
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