Y2K Discussion for Atari Users!!

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1 total messages Started by Doctor Clu Fri, 05 Mar 1999 00:00

Author: Doctor Clu
Date: Fri, 05 Mar 1999 00:00

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CHAT ONLINE *LIVE* WITH ALAN CAMPBELL: YEAR 2000 CONSULTANT

Saturday, March 6th 8:00 pm (Central Standard Time... USA)

We invite Alan Campbell to join us to discuss the Year 2000 and how it
will really impact us.  

His knowledge of this topic sterms from long term preparation efforts
and has been working with top level individuals  at U.S. forms about
what they can do about it.  It will be a very good, informative night.

Find out what is going to happen.  Find out what you, the computing
user, cannot do without.  Find out what the real risks are.

You can ask questions and get answers direct from Alan Saturday Night at
8:00 PM Central Time.

Do you know what your bank will do?  Your investments?  Your 401K?  Your
sewage line?

Do you know which dates OTHER than Dec 31, 1999 are endangered?  Are you
sure?

We won't miss it!  Please be there with us online.


HOW DO YOU GET THERE?

Browse to www.AtariUsers.com and enter the main chat room.

You are then able to choose frames or no-frames.  This site has been
made as CAB friendly as possible.  Atari CAB users should use the
no-frames link that appears.

This site has also been tested with the common PC browsers and Macintosh
Netscape 3.0.  While this is a service to the Atari community, others
are welcome.

Log in and say hi to whoever is online at the time.  Remember that the
only scheduled chats are currently Sat. 8:00 pm CST.

This is a big event with a Y2K consulatant is is used to speaking to
large gatherings of people.  Make it a point to show Alan Campbell a
harty Atari welcome!

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