>Hi Erik,
>
>One solution would be when 12/31/1999 11:59 strikes, to set the clocks back to the previous century and start all over again. Ever see "Ground Hog Day"?

How about declaring that there are 99 days in a months and 99 months in a year? :-) We'd have the equivalent of 26 "current" years left - that should be enough! Maybe we could fix the Y2.038K bug at the same time!

(Don't bother telling me I've said something stupid - I already know)

-- Sylvain Demers