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The Greene family can write some simple code - not much. I think we have to be prepared to
explore other software alternatives (however primitive) - and perhaps resort to some
handcharting (I used to do charts by hand in the 1970's - it wasn't as much fun as what I do
now - but I'm not prepared to give up the way I analyze things simply because my software and
data vendors fail me). Robyn
James F. Mazzulla wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Feb 1998 Robyn wrote:
> >.............I think the most profitable thing we can do here is exchange
> >information with one another about possible solutions to the problems we're all facing as
> >software companies and data providers struggle to solve a problem that they should have
> >solved long before 1998.
>
> A very reasonable proposition except =how= do we go about
> accomplishing the task proposed? I, for one, don't have any
> code-writing background or experience. Frankly, I wouldn't
> know where to begin. I have to rely on s/w vendors like
> Omega to write code that will work whether it be next month
> or ten years from now. If our pleas and concerns go
> unanswered in this regard, and we can't produce our own Y2K
> compliant s/w, I think we have precious few alternatives.
> One that comes to mind is to look elsewhere; the other is to
> raise the level of "noise". I'd welcome additional,
> substantive, alternatives.
>
> Best regards,
> Jim
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