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Re: Fw: Y2K

• Posted by Everett Williams <rett at GVTC.COM> Nov 15, 1999
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On Mon, 15 Nov 1999 07:47:28 -0800, Bret Belgarde <BretBelgarde at
WORLDNET.ATT.NET> wrote:

>Hi,
>    This is not a Y2K problem within windows, it is just a date format. 
>    Windows
>(with the proper service packs :)) is Y2K compliant, the settings just
>determine
>how the date is formatted for on screen display (i.e. 01/01/00 instead of
>01/01/2000).  It also doesn't hurt to change it if it will give you peace of
>mind.  To state it simply Windows knows its the year 2000 but formats the date
>for the users preference.  You should be OK as long as you have the proper
>service packs, but like I said - If it gives you Peace of mind go ahead and
>make
>the change. I hope this helps
>
>Bret Belgarde
>Network Administraitor
>Seattle Crab Co./Skippers Inc.
>-- He who laughs last, didn't get the joke. --
>
And the answer to the 64k er 2k question is...according to the groups
and a few manufacturers, there are a few products that use the date
as provided to them by the Windows date routines under those
preferences. Rare, but they exist. I think that all versions of Windows
up to 98 SE2 came defaulted to 00, SE2 is defaulted to 2000.

Everett L.(Rett) Williams
rett at gvtc.com