Re: Y2K and Windows

[Steve Stegmann <stegmann@domain.elided>]

I think the only y2k problem is that when you boot up, you have to
manually set the date.  I haven't tested this.

Steve

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On Wed, 5 May 1999, Rik DesJardin wrote:

> I changed the time on my computer (window 98) and ran it in the year 2K for
> almost a month.  I didn't notice anything weird.
> Rik
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