> Off course. IIRC most recent DOSes are Y2K compatible and will survived till
> 2099? Most likely problems will be in application level, if the designer using
> only two digits to store year data and forgot to add offset to accomodate
> millenium change. Try input 11/03/01 or 11/03/2001 at your spreadsheet,
> dbase, payroll, email programs, etc., and see if they are Y2K compliant ;-)
Last time I checked FAT will record a date stamp of up to 128
years after 1980. So that's up to 2098.
Let me guess...
Bill Gates: "128 years ought to do it..."
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