Re: YEAR 2000 SOLUTIONS CONFERENCE -- CALL FOR PAPERS (long)

Mark W. McBride, president, SPCS, Inc. wrote: > evidence of computer > problems attributed to Year 2000 is already occurring. > According to the December 1992 issue of Case > Strategies, "In 1990, a 107-year-old woman in Denmark > received a letter from the local school system welcoming > her to first grade. And a man of 103 checked into a U.S. > hospital and was assigned to the pediatric ward." i wonder what mistaking 18xx for 19xx has to do with "problems attributed to the Year 2000"? Seems like the Denmark woman has had a problem since '83. 1983, that is. > "It should be a minute or two past midnight, on the > morning of Saturday, Jan. 1, 2000. Mine responded with > Jan. 4, 1980," said Kuhn. funny. bullshit bios. > It is estimated that 80 percent of existing PCs may fall > back in time. upgrade those 286's. at least gupta got this one right. exuptr