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>>I just set the date in DOS/Win (haven't tried in os/2 or linux yet) as >>"MM-DD-20YY" or the whatnot... > >The test (I don't have time to play with it) is to set it to 12/31/1999, >then see what happens when it changes over to the next date. It wouldn't >hurt to test 2/28/2000 -> 3/1/2000 too.... > >Lee Stewart (a software tester in a former life) Well it will be 2/28/2000 -> 2/29/2000 because if year mod 400 == 0 then leap year else if year mod 100 == 0 then not leap year else if year mod 4 == 0 then leap year else not leap year Later! -- Rodney Daryl Slone http://www.engr.uky.edu/~rdslon01 Electrical Engineering Grad Student / "Grounds are pretty common." - me University of Kentucky / Nail here [] for a new monitor. e-mail: rdslon01@mik.uky.edu / 94.3% of all statistics are 87% worthless.