GEN:TECH: The 2000 problem

[Betty Dawn Hamilton <bhamilt@tenet.edu>]

Hello Group,

Today a colleague and I were discussing how to determine if a computer
is "2000 ready" or not. She said there is software that you can run and
it will tell you if your computer is designed for the 2000 change-over.
Do any of you know what kind of software that is? I think you use some
kind of special boot disk that has the program on it.

I haven't checked the http://www.tucows.com site for such a program
because I'm not sure exactly what I am looking for. I will appreciate
any information.  Thank you!

Betty
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