The year 2000 problem relates primarily to old software
running on large mainframe computers.  The problem is if the
programmer in 1980, used a 2 digit space for the year, the
program must be changed to accomodate a 4 digit year and all
of the data files must also be changed.  The problem is
mainly in government software and bank software, where 10,
15 & even 20 year old software is still utilitzed.

Windows 95 & Office 95 are year 2000 compliant.

Allen Eavy wrote:

> This is probably a dumb question, but can someone tell me
> if the Windows
> 95 OS2 is year 2000 compliant? I also need to know if
> Office 95 is as
> well . . . Thank you . . . Allen



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