Re: Y2K date check on Win95-98

[Dennis D Pearson <ddp@xxxxxxxxx>]

The setting you are referring to changes how your system will 
display  the date, not how it will process the date.  This 
setting has no other meaning to your system.  

I have been seeing the message procreate itself through the web 
and I did not want to see people wasting their time on this 
misconception of a Y2K fix.  It is unfortunate that this message
has gained such popularity. 

Dennis Pearson

Jerome Draper wrote:
> Be sure that you have selected the correct short date format in Win95-98
> for the year 2000:
> 
> Start, settings, control panel, regional settings, date tab
> 
>   Be sure the short date format has a year with 4 y's like m/d/yyyy or
> mm/dd/yyyy.
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