Re: Question: How will the Year 2000 bug impact your work?

On Sat, 19 Oct 1996, Alicia Carla Longstreet wrote: > Why are we complaining we are the people who are going to be paid good > money to fix this problem. Because good sensible people always complain about idiocy. :) It is the managers and money people who > should be angry, they have to pay us to fix it. However, everything I've seen leads me to believe it is a problem of their choosing: if they hadn't been so cheap or in such a hurry back when, it would be a problem now. > So far I have seen a lot of complaining about the problem but no helpful > (or even not helpful) solutions. Please if you don't have a solution The only _real_ solution is plain hard work--and pray that your client doesn't want what occurred over years completed in 3 wks. Ian Scott Speirs Man imagines that it is death he fears; ispeirs@polaris.umuc.edu but what he fears is the unforeseen. cirrusly@juno.com -Saint-Exupery http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/4535/