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Prepare your office for Y2K
By now, you have undoubtedly heard about the “Y2K problem.” Why are people fearing that computers will break down in the year 2000? Most computers use dates represented by only two digits (i.e., 91 instead of 1991) to save valuable storage space. When the year 2000 rolls around, the computers will incorrectly interpret 00 as 1900 or will refuse to recognize the date at all and shut down. This is commonly called “the Y2K problem” or “the millennium bug.” Time is running short to prepare your office for Y2K.