Kim,

How about Y2K problems? There was some Y2K software that is used as a wrapper around old apps without source code. Think it was Y2KFox.


>Almost forgot this part - the databases are recreated each year, using new data. Therefore, the dates of the dbf files change each year. This is part of why I don't understand why the system is complaining about the date. I've tried to think of every date that could be out of sync, I've wiped out the databases and recreated them to make sure that the dates would be the same on all of them, and am sort of lost as to what to do next.
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>Thanks for sympathizing! :) If I can fix this, I will achieve the rank of miracle worker, I think!
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>Kim