Always one for one-upmanship, I set my computer to 2017 just now and acquired a new data file. Not only could I analyze and print out files from today (with the date as "21-Jan-0"), but when I reset the date back to 2000, I could also analyze the "2017" file (and it's date prints as "21-Jan-17"). I'm running MacOS 8.6, but I think this "single-digit-date" bug is CellQuest's only. I don't think anyone needs to worry about this - the files will access just fine whatever the date :-) -- David On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Nancy Harvey wrote: > I also noticed the CellQuest dates as 01-04-0 and wondered which zero of > 2000 that "0" represented. I changed my computer to year 2001 and then > the date on the print-outs read 01-04-1. Since the year 2000 started > the data file acquisition date is shown as 01-03-0 with only one zero > for the year. I have so far no problem opening the files or analyzing > them. Is this problem going to become a problem next year, is it caused > by the OS (7.6) or should I just ignore it? > > Nan Harvey > University of MS Medical Center > Jackson, MS > > >>> "Ruedi Braun" <braun@polkim.med.uni-jena.de> 01/20 1:45 AM >>> > Dear flowers, > I have a question concerning the storage of CellQuest files! > Best wishes > Ruedi Braun > > Ruedi K Braun > Pneumology KIM IV > Jena, TH 07740
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