On MPE/V (Classic) systems the year 2000 was not supported prior to Release 30 which was an interim release between 2P and 3P. There a still a lot of Classic systems out there that have been chugging along just fine with no compelling reason to upgrade. This may be a reason. Geiser, Joe wrote: > > Watch it Tracey - there are a LOT of school districts using HP3000's <g> > > Anyway - to answer everyone's question - the HP3000 is able to handle the > year change. The internal clock is capable of going, I believe (and someone > at HP correct me if I'm wrong) they year 2027. > > Of course, I'll be wealthy beyond my wildest dreams by then, sitting on > a beach, sipping drinks and carousing with wild women ...er...just kidding... > > As for the third party applications - someone else will have to address > them - but MPE and the HP3000 is solid for the "turn". > > Joe Geiser > -- Doug Werth Beechglen Development Inc. [log in to unmask] 513.922.0509