sys/36 to 236

The 236 and SSP 7.1 was certified as Year 2000 Ready (with documented
limitations per VASP) last week.  You should be able to choose between
the 236 and 436 with Year 2000 not being a decision factor one way or
the other.  Prior to last week SSP 7.1 was not certified as being Ready.

As pointed out elsewhere, you still must verify the Year 2000 readiness of
your application software.

Bruce Vining

>
>I am trying to convert from a sys/36 to a 236.  I am trying to do this so
>that I can avoid the year 2000 problems with the operating system.  I also
>need a 236 for any year 2000 update sofware to run to fix the application
>software.  Neil wrote me and said that he didn't think that those machines
>supported the year 2000.  Does anyone know if this is the case?  should I
>go with a 436 over the 236?
>

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