At midnight on New Years Eve, 1999, computers will attempt to advance to the date of January 1, 2000. Many will fail and crash or cause software to revert to some twentieth century date such as January 1, 1900. Critical financial and other records may be lost or corrupted. Also computers operate critical services such as electrical power, water purification, sewer plant operations, gas lines, and many governmental functions, etc. Be prepared! Use the Y2K Guide and Checklists to help you minimize the impact of the Y2K bug.
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The Y2K Security Guide and Checklists provides a no-panic approach to the Y2K computer bug problem. The key is to obtain information from local sources to help prepare for any cricis that may occur in your area. Checklists are used to make sure that financial records will not be corrupted and if there are problems, the preparer will have documentation on all bank accounts, securities, medical claims, etc. Also, some short-time shortages may occur. The Checklist will help you make sure you are prepared for them. Finally, there could be some hazards that you must consider. Critical services could be affected. Be Prepared! -- From the Publisher
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Ph. D., Engineering, University of Utah. Former College professor. Former Executive of several Fortune 500 companies. Author of several books handled by Amazon.com. Past Editor of Ceramic Industry Magazine. Author of four novels, the first being marketed by LeeShore Literary Agency, the second accepted by the agency and in final edit, the third ready for re-review by the agent and the last going through final edit. Fellow of the American Ceramic Society and Man of the Year awards from Ceramic Association of NJ, Philidelphia Section of the American Ceramic Society and U. of Utah Ceramic Engineering Alumni. Engineering and business consultant.
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