Dear friends-
I have been having computer problems lately and after several crashes took it into a
shop for service. They put OS 9.2.2 on for me, an upgrade from 8.6. But I still had
more crashes and problems causing me to reinstall some of my latest software such as
Adobe Illustrator 7.0, Adobe Photoshop 4.0, Adobe InDesign 1.0 and I have been trying
to bring over needed Extensions etc. from the Previous System Folder as the need
occurs.
But two days ago I had to run my Norton SystemWorks 2.0 and it showed that all my
files had bad modification dates and so I used the Fix All command and they were
supposedly fixed. However yesterday I noticed all my file dates now show Dec. 31,
2039 and new files are dated as if we are in a new year 2040. You can see this in my
email Header date line.
And to make matters worse I cannot use Norton SystemWorks for part way through there
is an error message saying there is a memory problem and Norton cannot finish the
examination.
I have always had a date problem with Claris when the turn of the century came around
but this is the first time I have had the entire HD show a problem.
Does anyone have any ideas on what to do? I have a new battery if that would help.
thx for any help,
doug
Doug McAdam, Pres.
SSD, Inc.
705 W Foster St.
Kokomo, IN 46902
phone: 765-457-8628 � email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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