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To: Bob Norman who wrote (9733)	12/28/1999 6:31:00 PM
From: Jhende	Respond to of 18928

Bob I was under the impression if i put yesterdays date (12/27/99) in Newport as my Trade Date it would be reflected for the week of 12/26/99? I wanted the Trade Date to be reflected for the week of 01/02/2000 so my History file and graph were correct. AIM Lurker- Robert Gammon sent me a E-Mail that: "Entering a YR2000 date in Newport in the form of 01/02/00 let me in without ANY problems at all". So i will change my date format to a 2 digit year from a 4 digit year to see if that helps. I am also going to look for a Y2K test program. I will keep you all advised of my progress. John

To: Bob Norman who wrote (9733)	12/28/1999 9:13:00 PM
From: Steve Grabczyk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi Bob. Long time no see you here! Since no one else responded to my question on Newport; I thought I'd take this opportunity to ask you directly...... A few months a go, I bought a stock on speculation and was not going to AIM it. Well it dropped further and I doubled my position. Now I want to AIM it. Actually I want to pretend I was AIM-ing it all along. So here's my question: How do I 'go back in time' with Newport so I can record the trades on the appropriate dates, and update the end of week prices? Thanks, Steve PS Tom says it frigid up there. I can just picture the 3 of you huddled in the back office using Tom's old stock certificates for firewood!