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To: DMaA who wrote (10555)	12/12/1997 4:53:00 PM
From: Moonray	Read Replies (1) of 22053

Is anyone fixing the Year 2000 problem? By Jimmy Guterman Friday, December 12, 1997 Last week we examined some of the economic implications of the Year 2000 problem. From the avalanche of mail we received on the subject, it's clear this is an issue that concerns you greatly. Some message writers accused us of being too alarmist, some said we weren't alarmist enough; others wanted to sell us their expert services. A few offered some surprising theories regarding the origin of the millennium bug-betcha didn't know the Trilateral Commission is somehow attached to the Y2K dilemma. This week, we examine some of the technological work involved in solving the Year 2000 problem. Specifically, what are some forward-thinking companies doing to solve it and what can we learn from them? Recent Articles 12/05/97: Year 2000 and your wallet 11/28/97: The Intranet trenches 11/21/97: Do extranets exist? 11/14/97: Bandwidth bonanza 11/07/97: Connecting via intranets 10/31/97: The future of database programming 10/24/97: Databases and the Web 10/17/97: Betting on Oracle8 10/10/97: Cold Fusion puts on the heat plus: User mail 10/03/97: New Report on Database Programming 09/26/97: The last word on collaboration 09/19/97: What version was that again? 09/12/97: The return of Internet Phone 09/05/97: Collaboration Programming 08/29/97: The future of Internet programming 08/22/97: Scripting solutions 08/15/97: Site-building for programmers 08/08/97: Page-building for programmers 08/01/97: Internet or Intranet? 07/25/97: Microsoft's Active Server Pages 07/18/97: Netscape's Live Wire 07/11/97: Programming on the Net 07/11/97: Databases on the Web 06/27/97: Is your development environment RAD enough? 06/20/97: HELLO WORLD: Will VB regenerate BASIC? 06/13/97: Interrogating Visual Studio's integration. 06/06/97: Something for everyone: VB 5.0's Variety Pak 06/03/97: Staying RAD: The growing popularity of Visual Basic 05/01/97: Goodman bangs the Bongo drum 04/25/97: Jamba: a Java Jumble 04/17/97: Java at the Crossroads 04/10/97: Symantec Keeps Up: Visual Cafe 04/03/97: Microsoft's Java Gamble: Visual J++ 03/17/97: Replacing an Awkward AWT 03/17/97: Do I need Java? 03/17/97: Is HotJava warmed over? chicago.tribune.com o~~~ O

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