Re: ProClock clock card question.

[gmezero @ gz.bomb.com (Bryan aka R.I.P.)]

Before investing the time in hunting down the software, first make sure the clock
card is even Y2K compliant. Almost every card I've run into chokes on 2000 dates,
or doesn't even allow for 2000 to be entered as a date.

Bryan
gmezero @ gz.bomb.com

On Tue, 24 Oct 2000 08:06:25 -0500, Dennis Jenkins <dennis@usb.com> wrote:

>Hello,
>	Arghhh.  I was going through all of my Apple II floppies to see what
>survived the bit rot from 7 years of storage.  Among my casualties is my
>ProClock disk.  I have no (known) way to set the clock on my card.  I
>have no idea if the company that made it is still in business (I'm at
>work now, and I forgot to look up that data when I was at home last
>night).
>	Anyway, does anyone know where I can acquire the software necessary to
>make my hardware function correctly?
>
>-- 
>dennis@usb.com                           Universal Savings Bank.
>
>The three most dangerous things are a programmer with a soldering iron,
>a
>manager who codes, and a user who gets ideas.