Sorry if this seems to be a bit off topic, I don't think it actually is: I was wondering if anybody of you has profound information on the behavior of Nikon cameras run by microprocessors on Jan. 1. 2000? There's a lot of talking about embedded chips and about ten percent of them having a problem with the year 2000. So what do sentences like the following mean after that day? "The new software improves the AF capability", etc. I heard a lot of guessing and betting and would really love to get some profound informations eventually. Does the Year 2000 problem effect the operation of cameras like the F5, the F90X or my humble F-601??? I have still 356 days to get my answers (maybe even from Nikon, if they give me honest ones). Then it'll be learning by doing or not-doing. Greetings wolfgang ---------- Wolfgang Spekner Franz-Nabl-Institut für Literaturforschung [Franz-Nabl-Institute for Literary Research] Humboldtstrasse 9 A-8010 Graz Austria Tel. ++43/316/685269 Fax ++43/316/674840 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://gewi.kfunigraz.ac.at/~faber/
