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Y2K Information

Some applicationss and operating systems use two digits rather than four digits to represent and store the year in a date field (i.e., 01/01/11 instead of 01/01/2011). Software relying on two-digit identifiers for dates may not work as expected after December 31, 1999.

John Dailey software currently supports any date value set by the operating system. All date information, such as creation dates, modification dates, and time/date stamps, are generated using the date value provided by the operating system (e.g., Microsoft Windows, MS-DOS).

The current versions of the following John Dailey software should be unaffected by the change to the year 2000, and will accurately represent date information within the constraints of the operating systems.

All Datagen Software Designs products should also be unaffected by the change to the year 2000.

Because John Dailey software currently supports the date value set by the operating system, users should confirm that their operating systems are, or will be, year 2000 compliant.

The following products recently acquired by John Dailey Software may NOT be year 2000 compliant. Version releases that solve this problem are currently available and it is recommended that you do not use these older versions listed here: