Reuters news agency reports that Microsoft today announced it will finally reveal code pieces from it's Windows operating system in the next several weeks to comply with an antitrust settlement it signed with the U.S. Justice Department last year. The software giant said the disclosures are part of its first steps to comply with the settlement that must still be approved by a federal judge and is still opposed by nine state attorneys general seeking stiffer sanctions. Microsoft said it plans to disclose 385 bits of computer code and internal operating rules, previously kept secret, that outside software developers can use to write programs to run on Windows. Read the full story via the above link.

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