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To: Patricia who wrote (8257)	1/3/1998 12:00:00 PM
From: Ron Harvey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

Here's a copy of an e-mail I received that may interest a number of you: Subj: Resource: Year/2000 Journal Free Offer Date: 98-01-03 01:26:15 EST From: Roleigh.Martin-1@tc.umn.edu (Roleigh Martin) To: Roleigh.Martin-1@tc.umn.edu (Roleigh Martin) Per Bob Thomas's (editor of Year/2000 Journal) generous offer, i.e., "Please feel free to forward this offer to your colleagues." I am forwarding this to those fellow Year 2000 fighters I have on my email list. Happy New Year! (Also note, that I'm the author of one of this issue's articles.) P.S. Some of you I presume have seen this--sorry to waste this little bandwidth to duplicate this message. --------- Sponsor's Message From Year/2000 Journal Subject: Complimentary copy - YEAR/2000 JOURNAL The Year/2000 problem is gathering momentum as we move inexorably toward January 1, 2000. After just six issues in 1997, YEAR/2000 JOURNAL is now established as the print publication authority on the Year/2000 crisis. If you haven't seen a copy of YEAR/2000 JOURNAL recently, I offer you this opportunity to receive a free copy of the January/February 1998 issue. Just take a look at the articles coming up in the next issue: Finding Your Weakest Link Can Strengthen Your Infrastructure (by Kevin Schick) Evolving Year/2000 Strategies for Application Packages (by Ian S. Hayes & William M. Ulrich) Resource Conflicts Between YEAR/2000 and Euro-Currency Software Problems (by Capers Jones) How Much Testing is Enough? (by Don Estes) The Data Integrity Wall: A Year/2000 Data Connectivity Tool (by Dan Salenger) Legal Ramifications of Supply Chain Reactions to Year/2000 (by Steven L. Hock) Year/2000 Regression Testing: Can it be Done? (by Joseph Allegra) Get Real! Handling Year/2000 Problems in Real-Time Systems (by James Jasper) The YEAR/2000 Embedded Systems Threat to Core Infrastructure Services (by Roleigh Martin) A Minimal Risk Year/2000 Strategy for EDI (by Michael Gerner) Selecting And Optimizing Your Year/2000 Code Correction Approach (by Wayne Snell) Software Patents May Greatly Complicate Year/2000 Legal Remedies (by Michael Heafey) Microsoft and Year/2000 (by Stephanie Moore) Case Study: The Ticking Clock Over The Rock (Prudential Securities) (by Tom Crosby) Local Governments Need Year/2000 Help: Volunteer! (by William M. Ulrich) Program Abstraction Techniques: Assembler Language Issues (by Doron Friedman) Other sections of the magazine include "Y2K BUZZ" which includes Year 2000 press clippings and "Y2K ToolTime" which includes news on the latest Y2K tools from year 2000 vendors. To receive a complimentary copy of the January/February 1998 issue of YEAR/2000 JOURNAL just email your request to: y2kjournal@connect.net (Please don't hit "reply" to this e-mail to reserve your issue -- it won't work -- you must change the "To:" line to go to y2kjournal@connect.net ) Please include in your message the following information: Name: Title: Company: Address: City, State, Zip: Country: IMPORTANT: Please also note in your message that you are responding to the free issue offer from the Year 2000 Announcement List. Please feel free to forward this offer to your colleagues. Warm regards and best wishes for the New Year! Bob Thomas Publisher & Editor-in-Chief YEAR/2000 JOURNAL Voice: 800-824-9219 Fax: 214-341-7081 Email: y2kjournal@connect.net Website: y2kjournal.com RUY2KOK? -- Roleigh Martin, Rt. MN010-E121 Opinions are mine not UHC \| Software Engineer Consultant AT&T voice: (612) 797-4276\| UHC, Health Mgmt. Info. Sys. AT&T vmail: (612) 797-4276\| 6300 Olson Memorial Highway FAX: (612) 797-2222\| Golden Valley, MN 55427 Email: rol@.uhc.com\| Birthdays are good for health Statistics show that people with most b'days live the longest This message printed with 100% recycled electrons