Hey, what's everyone worried about. According to a UK web site: PC Dateguard Year 2000 Compliance Utility

http://www.dateguard.co.uk

we have 693944 days, 12 hours, etc. to go. What a relief!

-- Ira Kennedy (ira@texfiles.com), December 14, 1999

Answers

Can everyone say "Oops"

-- just wondering (what.it.is@about.com), December 14, 1999.

Want a kick?? Divide the number out to get the years and it comes up 1900. Don't ya just love this???

-- Poacher (mandv@sktc.net), December 14, 1999.

Ira, are you sure it's not YOUR COMPUTER'S clock? I just went right to the site and it's right in sync with several others I havethat are all correct.(17 days,etc.,etc.)

on de rock

-- Walter (on de rock@northrock.bm), December 14, 1999.

My SigO works at the local ISP and called laughing her head off. Suggested I check out the site and I got a giggle too. Maybe they saw the error of their ways. She received the note from one of her ISP friends.

-- Ira Kennedy (ira@texfiles.com), December 14, 1999.

Can someone provide a link to this site? I went to the URL listed and didn't find a clock/date.

-- Linda Hitchings (lindasue1@earthlink.net), December 14, 1999.

You can highlight the url I posted, paste in the address bar & hit Enter. Really, why would I make this up?

-- Ira Kennedy (ira@texfiles.com), December 14, 1999.

No clock showed up using Netscape 4.5, but the 693944 day clock showed up using IE 4.72 You mileage may vary.

-- Ford Prefect (bring@your.towel), December 14, 1999.

I noticed the clock was counting UP - ie. the seconds were going 52..53..54. Not sure WHAT they think they are counting.

-- Titania Baildon (tbaildon@yahoo.com), December 14, 1999.