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To: Jhende who wrote (9728)	12/28/1999 3:08:00 PM
From: Bob Norman	Read Replies (2) of 18928

Hi John This isn't a Y2K problem. As far as we can tell Newport is Y2K compliant if your computer is Y2K compliant. My guess - without having all of the details - is that your prices are not updated for the week, so Newport thinks you are trying to make a trade on what it considers a future and illogical date. Just advancing the computer date will not advance Newport's internal date. That is only advanced when you do the update for the week. Question: Why did you put in a 2000 date instead of the actual trade date? Bob

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