Do the following to correct it:
Change your regional clock settings to "m/d/yyyy" versus "m/d/yy" then you
should be fine with Windows 98.
This can be found on the "Short Settings" by clicking on Start | Settings
| Control Panel | Regional Settings | Date
Happy New Year!!
Andy.
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Sent: Thursday, December 30, 1999 6:12 PM
Subject: [RR] y2k question?
Yall,
Why doesn't the computers accept 2000 after 12-31-99 ? I under stand after
1999 it should go stright to 2000. When i turn my computer on it say january
1 Twenty hundred not Januart 1, Two thousand. I dont understand it. I
have
windows 98.
Latter
Wayne
outpost 62
Collinsville First Assembly of God
Cmdr Wayne
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