In 2004,a federal appellate court decided the case of Commonwealth of Massachusetts v.Microsoft Corp. ,holding that:
A) Microsoft had to separate the Windows operating system into four different software packages.
B) Microsoft had to give $1 billion in software to Massachusetts schools.
C) Microsoft had to reveal most of the source code for Windows.
D) Microsoft had to pay Massachusetts' attorney fees.
E) Microsoft's earlier settlement with the U.S.Justice Department was valid and Massachusetts' appeal should be rejected.
Correct Answer:
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