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Article #429Re: Year 2000 Challenge
From: eugene kordahl
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 1997 00:00
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"Brett" <bwb@bit.net.au> writes: > I was wondering if anyone is interested in talking about the millennium > bug?? I am finding wide spread ignorance about the issue even from those > who are computer literate. > > Please don't come back and say there is no problem, check the web, read the > papers, you will find a wealth of information. However don't ask a > motherboard manufacturer to tell you whether or not the board you purchased > is hardware millennium compliant!! > > The Australian government is working slowly to provide for their own > position but have once again left small businesses out in the dark. There > are a variety of issues when looking at the problem, but I am specifically > interested in the one concerning PC's. > > I have started a Brisbane based company that imports a very affordable > hardware fix, not a software utility, but a card that fits any ISA slot. > We also have a software program that will test your hardware to help you > determine whether or not your computer will roll over to the year 2000 > correctly. > > If you're interested in the products we will have a web page up and running > shortly, but you can email me for further information. > > Here's to cyber space!
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 112197,3fd05b2fdfda30b0 X-Google-Attributes: gid112197,public From: kordahl@web-3.com (eugene kordahl) Subject: Re: Year 2000 Challenge Date: 1997/09/29 Message-ID: <60p5lv$9q6$1@spike.palmer.com> X-Deja-AN: 276511803 References: < news> Organization: Gulf South Internet Services, Inc. Newsgroups: bit.general