Hi Missy,
Looks like you got some good answers from other people here before I logged in and saw your message, but let me add what I can.
In general, all you have to do to handle Y2K in FPW2.6 or FPD2.6 is 1) SET CENTURY ON, 2) expand all date fields to a width of 10 characters (in screens and on reports), and 3) stick a UDF call in the VALID() of all your date GET's to return date + 100 years if the date the user entered is less than some rollover date of your choosing. This is simplistic and doesn't handle an entry of "2/29/00" (as opposed to "2/29/2000" which is OK). Christof Lange's elegant solution is much more complete and handles 2/29/00 as well. And George is correct, Fox knows that the year 2000 is a leap year, as he demonstrated.
Josh mentioned Y2KFox: I don't have any personal experience with it but like the others I have heard only good things about it, except maybe for the price as Christof mentioned. They don't publish the price on their web site, you have to call them to get it, I guess.
HTH,
Rick Borup, MCSD
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