> Come to think of it, things seem to have slowed down to a resonable reading rate for those of us who only pop in now and then. . . is that all thanks to RinkChat, or have people been slowly falling off the face of the earth?
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> Lu "just found out that my roommate's computer (the one I use all the time) isn't going to be Y2K compliant - byebye 'puter. . ." isa
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Before watching that box of bytes ride slumped over into the sunset, try changing the year to 1973 instead of 1999. The days in 1974 are the same as 2000 and your 'puter won't know the diff. I think it's '74, if not, then it's '73, but that will be easy to tell once you make the change.
Also a good thing for anyone to do is to change your Short Date in your Regional Settings (found in the Control Panel) to read m/d/yyyy instead of m/d/yy (or mm/dd/yyyy if you're so inclined).
This will help keep other files in order that rely upon this info.

Tra "Tonight we're gonna party like it's 1973!!" nio