Millennium bug dry run, anyone? Computer experts say that when computers hit the 9-9-99 date mark next week there could be some Y2K-like disruptions. Computers could translate the date as a "9999"' stop -program command. Widespread problems are not expected, however.
September 02, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Y2K planners in business and government will have a chance to rehearse their end-of-millennium routines when the date 9-9-99 arrives next week.
Government agencies, banks, electric utilities and other companies around the United States will be watching closely for Y2K-like computer trouble next Thursday. Other countries will have teams in place as well.
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