>>It doesn't have to run as a TSR! It can also run inside the app by
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>>SET LIB TO Y2KTOOLS
>>=SETYY(15)
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>So am I to understand that if I put these two lines at the start of my app I don't have to change any other code? Now 02/29/00 input anywhere will be interpreted as Feb 29, 2000? I still would like to hear from someone who has actually put it into production. My skepticism about things that sound too good to be true has rarely let me down.
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>Thanks for defusing the TSR arguement, though.
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>:-) Pamela

Hi Pamela,
Well, I have it in production! About 30 users out of 70 on a very busy network, NT4/Win95.
All the Y2K stuff works like a treat. No code changes except the two lines!
Now, the catch??
Well you shell your own app from the Y2Kfox.exe that they provide and it puts up a little banner for about 1 sec at startup. I've asked the developers to remove this :-)
The other downside, *at the moment*, is that it is CPU intensive - they are aware of this side issue and say they are addressing it,
HTH