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In article <WtVvQMGzIRS4EwYe@merlyn.demon.co.uk>, Dr John Stockton
<jrs@merlyn.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>No Y2k problem is AFAIK expected in TP7/BP7 themselves, or in their
>libraries, though a programmer can readily enough generate such in his
>own code.
>
>Pedt : is this a candidate Q for mFAQs?

I think it is a useful addition to the clpb mFAQ as it is becoming a
FAQ. Expect to see it next week in clpb. [1]
>
>
>N.B. Borland don't like cross-posts on their servers, but you (RAHP) are
>not using a Borland feed, so your post will not appear there.  Therefore
>I have reversed the newsgroups line.  This too might be referred to in
>the mFAQ?

Indeed and will do so, again it will be next week.
>
>Could the mFAQ go into the other newsgroups, in comp.* and alt.*, that
>deal with Pascal (or Delphi?)?
> 
I haven't asked. I would suggest that for Delphi then it is really not
appropriate. I will ask the question in a few relevant newsgroups if I
cannot find a current FAQ about posting the Mini-FAQ. I do though have
to be concerned about reaching BI=20 and have them cancelled.

Possibly relevant is that the clpb Meta-FAQ [about posting guidelines]
has had a number of positive emailed comments since it has been posted
to clpb. I will post to a number of relevant groups that do not have 
one to see if the group is interested in having a copy with someone in
that group doing the posting with relevant mailto: and newsgroup name
information changed to reflect appropriately.

[1] Sorry, dealing with 20 x 64Mb files for web use is rather tying up
my time to consider an update of the mFAQs for tomorrow.
-- 
Pedt - Maintainer of comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ and Meta-FAQ
Copies, for those interested, can be found at, amongst others:
http://homepages.force9.net/pascal/faq/clpb-faq.txt
http://homepages.force9.net/pascal/faq/meta-faq.txt