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Ready
for the Year 2000? |
| While
some accounting systems will have to be completely rewritten to accept
dates beyond December 31, 1999, BusinessWorks accounting software is already
year 2000 compliant. |
 BusinessWorks
is Ready to Face the 21st Century |
| All versions of
BusinessWorks use the same internal date-handling structure that is designed
to be Y2K Compliant. They use a “windowed” two-digit year format. This
means that within the century window of January 1, 1950, through December
31, 2049, any two-digit year less than 50 is considered to begin with “20”
and any two-digit year greater than or equal to 50 is considered to begin
with “19”. All versions of BusinessWorks also are designed to accurately
determine and account for leap years.
BusinessWorks has been through
an extensive testing program to verify that all parts of the most current
version, BusinessWorks version 12.0, are Y2K compliant. All testing has
verified version 12’s Y2K compliance. |
Receive
Peace of Mind—Upgrade to Version 12 |
| While older versions
of BusinessWorks are designed to be Y2K compliant, there are no plans to
test them for Y2K compliance, nor to correct Y2K anomalies should any occur
in those versions.
If you own BusinessWorks for
Windows version 12.0, you can rest assured that your software has been
designed to be Y2K compliant. If you own earlier versions of BusinessWorks,
we suggest you upgrade to version 12.0 to give you the most protection
from Y2K issues. Call us for more information on how to upgrade your version
of BusinessWorks. |