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Microsoft Year 2000
Microsoft Year 2000
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Welcome to the Year 2000 Portal Page
In order to provide in depth Year 2000 information for both the IT Professional and the home computer user, Microsoft has created the Microsoft Year 2000 Guide for Home Computers in addition to the Microsoft Year 2000 Readiness Disclosure & Resource Center. Customers now have the opportunity to assess the Y2K challenges they face not only in a large business environment, but also in a small business and home computing environment. Both sites provide in depth product information, as well as frequently asked Y2K questions, and links to other Y2K sites. Microsoft is committed to providing the information you need to evaluate the impact of the Year 2000 on your computing environment. |
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Year 2000 E-Mail Hoax There are various hoax e-mails in circulation on the Internet. One mail concerns the Y2K compliance of Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT. Another offers a ficticious Microsoft Year 2000 Counter. Read more about the various versions of these mails.
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Microsoft Year 2000 Resource Center for Home and Small Business Computers The Microsoft Year 2000 Guide for Home Computers is designed to help consumers and small businesses understand and prepare for the Y2K challenge. The site navigates users through an easy-to-use tutorial, which helps users to identify potential challenges they may face in making the transition into the Year 2000. The site includes an exploration of hardware, software, and personal files and helps users create a plan to address the year 2000 challenge. 
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