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># All my files are saving as the year 100.  Where do I fix this. (I am
># running 2.2.8 through 3.3 and they are all doing the same.
>
>Hard to say since you didn't give us nearly enough details.


Well we could start with: What is the output of the 'date' command?

-Mitch


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