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 Hi..

---] SNIP [---
> number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970?  What type of problems
> will we face when the date rolls over to Year 2000?  I couldn't find the

 None. No problems until 2038 sometime... But by then we would have (at
least) 64-bit machines  :)

> Thank you for your help.

 Pleasure :)

 Brad