For what it's worth, I had an exchange with Dan Clark last week because
I'd heard some talk here about the need for Y2K-compliant authorization
disks. His statement to me was that this is true, but *only* for
customers with older serial numbers ... 7000 and below, I think he said.
So the net is that while there is a Y2K issue for some customers, it's a
relatively small number, most likely.
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