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Cell Explorer

The Cell Explorer enables you to view the cells in the application data files on your computer that contain dates which may cause a problem on or after the Year 2000. It also helps you to navigate the data file to update it as necessary. The Cell Explorer is launched when you choose to Open File from the Year 2000 dialog.

Exploring individual Cells and Records

The Cell Explorer displays a list of the cells in the selected data file that contain dates which may cause a problem on or after the Year 2000. The Cell Explorer also moves the cursor between these individual cell. You can then update the file as necessary.

Any file that has been updated to remove all potential Year 2000 issues is removed from the list in the Files tab if you rescan the computer.

Information displayed in the Cell Explorer

The information displayed in the Cell Explorer depends on the application used to create the file whose contents you are checking.

For Excel** and Lotus 1-2-3** files, the details displayed are:

The name of the sheet.

The cell number.

The Potential Year 2000 Problem. For an explanation of a particular problem, see the Year 2000 dialog.

For Access** files, the details displayed are:

The object (the name of the Form, Report or Table).

The name of the field within the object.

Total Rows

The Potential Year 2000 Problem. For an explanation of a particular problem, see the Year 2000 dialog.

For .csv files, the details displayed are:

Line

Item Value

The Potential Year 2000 Problem. For an explanation of a particular problem, see the Year 2000 dialog.

Note: For each cell in the data file, there may be more than one entry in the Cell Explorer list. This is because in some circumstances a date in a cell can cause more than one type of possible problem on or after the Year 2000.

Navigating with the Cell Explorer

You can scroll through the list of cells either by using the cursor keys or the mouse.

The Button Bar

The buttons on the button bar enable you to navigate the cells with possible problems in the data file, and between data sheets within the file. If the Cell Explorer is unable to navigate the file, a message is displayed. See Troubleshooting the Cell Explorer.

The list of cells can be sorted by clicking on one of the headings.

You can also minimize the Cell Explorer Window.

Closing the Cell Explorer

When you have finished viewing and updating the data file, close the Cell Explorer to return to the Files tab. You will also need to close the application.=

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Contents

Welcome to Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition

RESULTS

Hardware

Operating System

Products

Files

Year 2000 Dialog

Cell Explorer

System

REFERENCE

Trademarks, Copyright and Disclaimer

End User License Agreement

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End User License Agreement

CENTENNIAL 2000 PRO LITE END USER SOFTWARE LICENCE AGREEMENT

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if the Software was purchased in the United States of America, Canada or any country of South America, it shall mean Centennial International, LLC, a Company organised in the State of Utah.

in all other cases it shall mean Centennial Limited (registered No:3436823) a company registered in the United Kingdom.

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Upon termination of the Licence for any reason you will destroy the Software and Documentation together with all copies in any form, including copies on your hard and back-up disks.  Any use of any copies of the Software or Documentation after termination of the Licence is unlawful.

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4.1	the Software when used properly will provide the functions and facilities and will perform substantially as described in the Documentation; and

4.2	the media on which the Software is recorded will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use.

The Owner's entire liability and your sole and exclusive remedy under the warranties given in this section 4 will be, at the Owner's option, either to:

4.3	repair or replace the Software or media which does not conform with the warranty; or

4.4	refund the price paid for the Software and terminate the Licence.

This remedy is subject to the return of the Software to your supplier or the Owner not later than five (5) days after the end of a period of thirty (30) days from the date of your receipt of the Software.

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EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES IN SECTION 3, OWNER AND ITS SUPPLIERS MAKE AND YOU RECEIVE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, CONDITIONS OR REPRESENTATIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE, AND, WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE EXCLUDED.  THE SOFTWARE IS INTENDED TO ASSIST YOU IN MEETING THE YEAR 2000 CHALLENGE.  THE OWNER, HOWEVER, DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE ERROR FREE OR UNINTERRUPTED OR THAT IT WILL NECESSARILY DETECT AND/OR CORRECT EVERY YEAR 2000 PROBLEM.  IT IS CUSTOMER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT THE SOFTWARE IS SUITABLE FOR CUSTOMER’S NEEDS AND THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE PERFORMANCE AND RESULTS OF THE SOFTWARE AND DOCUMENTATION IS ASSUMED BY YOU.

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Files

The Files tab lists all the files on your computer that contain potential Year 2000 problems. The files are listed alphabetically by application.

Clicking on an application displays the following information:

File extensions associated with this file type.

Number of files found of the selected file type at the time of the last scan.

Number of files of the selected file type with potential Year 2000 issues.

Disk space occupied by the files of the selected file type at the time of the last scan.

Background

Determining that an application is in itself Year 2000 compliant may not be sufficient to guarantee correct operation in the Year 2000. You may have used the compliant application to create data files that are themselves not compliant. For example, a spreadsheet application may be Year 2000 compliant but a spreadsheet document may contain calculations that are not compliant.

Different applications handle dates differently, some are completely Year 2000 compliant and do not allow you to enter dates that could cause potential problems. However, it could be possible to import a problem date from another application. Most applications are termed Year 2000 ready, which means that they may be used in a compliant way, but it is possible to create problem data if the application is not used according to the manufacturers guidelines.

Year 2000 ready applications often use a date window to convert problem dates. This means that dates entered in a two digit form are converted by adding 1900 if a year is above a determined value (often 20), or by adding 2000 if the year is below.

Supported applications

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition scans certain application data files for date fields which may cause a problem on or after the Year 2000. Several categories of possible date formatting problems are reported. These different categories help you to decide how to update the data to prevent problems in the Year 2000, or whether the date is not used in any critical calculations and therefore may be left.

The following application and data files are supported by Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition:

All Microsoft Excel** file formats from version 3 and onwards.

All Microsoft Access** file formats.

All Lotus 1-2-3** file formats.

.csv (Comma Separated Value) file formats.

This format is used by other applications such as Microsoft Excel** when exporting data to other applications. In .csv files, the data from each spreadsheet cell is recorded as it would be displayed (including 2 digit years). Cells are separated by commas and each row of data ends in a carriage return. Cells containing commas are enclosed in double quotes.

Displaying the list of files

To display the list of files for a particular application, click on the plus sign beside the application data file format.

Then click on a file to display its size and location, and the date it was last modified.

The list of files is included in the File Contents report - select Print Reports from the Report menu.

Displaying potential problems in a file

To view types of potential problems found in a data file in the Year 2000 dialog, select the file and click the "More.." button. (You can view and update the file by opening the Cell Explorer from the Year 2000 dialog.)

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Hardware

The Hardware tab shows the results of the tests on the real time clock (RTC) and the BIOS. The top line summary shows whether the computer passes or failed the tests. The following details are displayed:

Real Time Clock Checks

If the computer passes the Real Time Clock checks, the clock:

is running and battery voltage is OK

will advance from 31st December 1999 to 1st January and dates in the 21st century written to it will not become corrupted.

Note:

If the Real Time Clock test fails, applying the BIOS update will not make the machine compliant. The only fix available to such a machine is to replace the RTC hardware which in reality means replacing the machine.

BIOS Checks

If the computer passes the BIOS checks:

The BIOS can write a date in the 21st Century, the clock can maintain it and the BIOS can read it back again. This test is performed with a date at the beginning of the century and also with a date in the middle of the century. (The test is non-destructive ensuring that the correct time and date are restored following the test. Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition also secures the system from other applications interrogating the date and time while all tests are being performed.)

The BIOS /RTC combination will maintain a date in the 21st Century through a machine restart and BIOS self test.

Year 2000 Leap Year Test

If the computer passes the Real Time Clock leap year check, the clock advances when using the PC BIOS from 28th February 2000 to 29th February 2000

Applying the Software Fix

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite edition provides a software update for BIOS' that fail the Year 2000 tests. This update is generic and may be applied to any PC regardless of manufacturer.

The software update can be applied in the case where the BIOS and Real Time Clock behave correctly in the 21st century, but can not roll over automatically. In this case, the software update will advance the clock correctly at the appropriate time.

After the software update, Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition automatically re-tests the computer to ensure that the update has been applied successfully. The Hardware status is updated.

Printing the Hardware Status

The Hardware status is included in a number of reports - select Print Reports from the Report menu.

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Operating System

The Operating system tab shows which operating system runs on your PC. It also shows the result of the short date test, which determines if the operating system and its applications display the year as four digits.

Often the Windows short date setting in the "Regional Settings", is DD/MM/YY or MM/DD/YY. In other words the date has a two digit year setting. If the year is displayed as two digits, you can change the current Windows** Short Date format setting. Choose Change. When the setting has been changed you are asked to reboot your computer.

The result of the short date test is included in the Full report - select Print Reports from the Reports menu.

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Products

The Products tab lists all the identified products on your computer by manufacturer. To display a list of individual applications, click on the plus sign beside a manufacturer's name.

Where to Obtain Compliance Statements for Applications

The only safe way to obtain a Year 2000 compliance statement about any particular application is to refer back to the original Vendor or manufacturer of that application..

Most of the major application manufacturers are publishing detailed statements about their products’ Year 2000 compliance status on their company web sites. This is probably the best way to obtain an up-to-date and accurate statement of Year 2000 compliance.

Alternatively, it should be possible to obtain a statement of compliance by requesting one from the manufacturer. If you choose to write to several manufacturers, you may be able to generate the letters automatically if you have a suitable mail-merge tool:

The list of installed products can be exported as a Comma Separated Value (.csv) file by selecting Export Data from the Report menu.

The list of installed products is included in the Installed Products report - select Print Reports from the Report menu.

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System

The System tab shows the system resources found on your computer:

Processor type

PC memory (RAM) size

Number of hard disk drives, their total capacity and free space

Presence of a CD ROM drive

BIOS Type (the first digits specify the model number and the second digits the sub-model), Date and Manufacturer

It also shows the date and time of the last hardware test run by Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition.

This information is included in the Full report - select Print Reports from the Report menu.

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Trademarks, Copyright and Disclaimer

Copyright © 1997,1998,1999 Centennial Ltd.  All rights reserved.  No part of this publication may be reproduced, photocopied, stored on a retrieval system, or transmitted without the express written consent of the publisher.

Centennial Ltd. makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents or use of this documentation and specifically disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Centennial Ltd. reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes to its content, at any time, without obligation to notify any person or entity of such revisions or changes.

Further, Centennial Ltd. makes no representations or warranties with respect to any software, and specifically disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Centennial Ltd. reserves the right to make changes to any and all parts of Centennial software, at any time, without any obligation to notify any person or entity of such changes.

Centennial Trademarks

Centennial is a trademark of Centennial Ltd.

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition is a trademark of Centennial Ltd.

Third-Party Trademarks

Lotus 1-2-3 is registered trademark of Lotus Development Corporation.

Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Microsoft Access is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Microsoft Excel is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

MS-DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Windows 95 is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Windows 98 is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.


Troubleshooting the Cell Explorer

The Cell Explorer lists a cell more than once.

There are some circumstances in which a date in a cell can potentially cause more than one type of possible problem on or after the Year 2000.  In such situations, the Cell Explorer lists each potential problem associated with the cell contents.

The associated application does not launch when I select Open File in the Year 2000 dialog

If the application does not launch you see the message:

"Cannot launch application associated with this file. Do you want to find the application yourself?"

This may happen for one of several reasons:

It may be that the application no longer exists on your computer.

It may be that there is no application associated with the file type that you clicked on.

Choose Yes to browse for the application program. Then double-click on the application to open it. The Cell Explorer places the cursor in the cell or field with the potential Year 2000 problem.

If you browse and find an application once, the next time that you try to launch a file of the same type, the Cell Explorer remembers which application you used and displays a message asking of you want to use the same application again.

Choose Yes Always to use this application each time.

Choose Yes to use the application on this occasion - the message will be redisplayed each time you select a file of this type.

Choose No to close the message. It will be redisplayed each time you select a file of this type.

Choose Never to close the message. The next time you select a file of this type, the original message is displayed asking if you want to browse for an application..

When I click on Open File in the Year 2000 tab, the application opens but I see the message "Cannot go directly to cells in this application"

Some applications do not support any of the communications protocols supported by the Cell Explorer. In these cases, the Cell Explorer in unable to position the cursor at the cells you need to check. You must navigate the file manually. Examples of files that will produce this message are .csv files which are opened in Notepad and Lotus 1-2-3 files of the type .123.

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Welcome to Cetennial Pro Lite Edition
Welcome to Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition is a tool designed for testing and fixing all potential Year 2000 issues on your computer.

It can audit the hardware, applications and data files on your computer and display the results in five "pages" of information.

Depending on the options that you select Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition, will:

Perform comprehensive hardware tests on the Real Time Clock and BIOS

A software BIOS fix can be applied if necessary. See Hardware, Operating System and System.

Identify the applications installed. See Products.

Check which of the supported application data files on your machine contain dates that may cause problems on or after the Year 2000. See Files.

Details of a particular file can be displayed in the Year 2000 dialog. Using the Cell Explorer you can correct the data file immediately. Centennial 2000 Pro Lite edition helps you do this by launching the appropriate application, navigating the data file and showing you the exact locations of the problem data.

In addition, you can print reports, showing the results of the audit. Alternatively, rather than printing a report, you may choose to save the report to disk as a comma separated file (.csv) and import it later into a spreadsheet, for example, Microsoft Excel**.


Year 2000 Dialog

The Year 2000 dialog displays the results for a selected data file. A tick against a result means that it was found in the file. You can correct the data file immediately by choosing Open File. Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition launches the appropriate application, navigates the data file using the Cell Explorer and shows you the exact locations of the problem data. For more information see, the Cell Explorer.

The results you see in the Year 2000 dialog depend on the application in which the selected file was produced. All the possible messages are listed below. An explanation of each message, and the applications it applies to, is provided.

Date displayed in short format.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access, .csv)

The cell/field is displayed using custom date format, resulting in a date with a two digit year. Note that this is unaffected by the Windows Control Panel Regional Settings short date format. You are recommended to change the format to include a full four digit year.

Date displayed in Windows short format.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access)

The cell/field is displayed according to the short date setting from the Regional settings in the Windows Control Panel. The spreadsheet or database handles the date correctly, but this date may cause a problem if the data is exported to another application. You are recommended to change the Windows Short Date setting to include the full four digit year.

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition reports all dates that are displayed using the Windows Short Date setting, whether it is set to a two digit or a four digit year. Dates displayed using a four digit year setting, may still cause a potential problem, if the file is exported to another machine which has its Windows Short Date setting set for a two digit year.

Date prior to 1920.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access, .csv)

Different date windows are used by different applications (and versions of Excel and Lotus 1-2-3 - see the Note below). 20 or 1920 is the lowest starting point for a date window used and any date below this may indicate a problem. This date may be correct if it has been entered as a four digit value, but should be examined to ensure that it has not been imported from another application or old version of the same application and mis-interpreted.

The date window is used to decide which century a date with only two digits belongs to. For example, given the date 3rd May 12, it is not known whether that means 3rd May 1912, or 3rd May 2012. Many applications use the date 1920 as a cut off, so that short two digit years before 20, are assumed to be after the Year 2000, whereas two digit years including and after 20 are assumed to be in the 20th century.

Therefore any short year date less than 20 could cause a potential problem on or after the Year 2000, if it is a date that is not meant to be in the 21st century.

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite Edition reports all dates found that are prior to 1920, regardless of how they appear on the screen.

Note: Excel version 7.0a uses 1930 to 2029 as its date window, so in this case, dates below 30 may cause potential problems. Equally, later versions of Lotus 1-2-3 assume that dates of 00 to 49 are 2000 to 2049.

Date related function takes a complex year.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access)

A date related function has been passed a date or date value derived from a cell reference, or a calculation. If this value is in the range 0 to 99, (a two digit year), it may cause a problem on or after the Year 2000. You are recommended to change this integer to a full four digit year value, or examine the use of the cell.

Date related function takes a two digit year.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access)

A date related function, has been passed a two digit year value. You are recommended to change this integer to a full four digit year value, or examine the use of the cell.

File cannot be scanned.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access)

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite edition cannot read the contents of the file. It may be corrupt.

Formula contains the integer 1900.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access)

A formula cell contains the integer 1900 used in a calculation. This calculation may be associated with a date, and therefore could cause a potential problem.

Text contains a two digit year.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access)

A text string in a cell, formula or field contains a two digit year. If this text string is used in a calculation, you are recommended to convert it to a full four digit year.

File is password protected and cannot be scanned.

(Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Access)

Centennial 2000 Pro Lite is unable to scan this file because it is password protected. If you want to scan the file, remove the password and rescan this computer.

File contains Visual Basic script.

(Excel, Access)

This file contains one or more Visual Basic macros that cannot be scanned, and therefore could cause a potential problem. You are recommended to examine the use of these macros. (The rest of the file has been scanned and any potential problems are reported separately.)

Date input does not force 4-digit year.

(Access)

An input mask used in this Access database file does not force users to enter the year as 4 digits. It is recommended that you change the mask to force a 4-digit year.

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