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PC vendors launch Y2K aid
(IDG) -- An alliance of hardware vendors is set to unveil a series of new programs designed to make it easier for enterprises and consumers to evaluate whether their PCs and applications are year-2000 compliant. The zenith of the PC Y2000 Alliance's year-2000 program is a Web site that offers easy-to-understand information on compliance of PC hardware systems. The Web site, which links to all of the participating hardware vendors, Microsoft's year-2000 site, and various tools vendors, will be live this week at www.pcy2000.org. "The Web site is designed to be useful to those who are not PC experts," said Dave Cunningham, program manager for the year-2000 effort at Dell Computer, in Round Rock, Texas. "We tried to take some very difficult-to-communicate information on what PC compliance is and put it in layman's terms." PC Y2000 Alliance members are Acer, AMI, Compaq, Dell, Fujitsu, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Intel, Toshiba, and Phoenix Technologies Jessica Davis is an InfoWorld associate news editor. SPECIAL SECTION: Looking at the Y2K Bug RELATED STORIES: Windows 95 Y2K fix was kept from users RELATED IDG.net STORIES: Year 2000 World RELATED SITES: PC Y2000 Alliance
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