ProLink Services represents that the ProLink software products listed below ("ProLink Software") have been tested for Year 2000 Compliance with no problems found. For purposes of this Statement, "Year 2000 Compliant" means that the software accurately processes date/time data from, into, and between the 20th and 21st centuries, and the years 1999 and 2000 leap year calculations, to the extent that other software, used in combination with the software, properly exchanges date/time data with it. 
THE PROLINK SOFTWARE DOES NOT CORRECT LACK OF YEAR 2000 COMPLIANCE FROM ANY EDI TRANSATION SETS NOT Y2K COMPLIANT (<4010), ANY MAPPING INSTRUCTIONS NOT USING YYYY OR CCYY FORMAT, ANY APPLICATION, HOST OPERATING SYSTEM OR OTHER THIRD-PARTY PRODUCT USED IN COMBINATION WITH THE PROLINK SOFTWARE. 

ProLink Software 

EDILink 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 for DOS 
ASNLink 1.0, 2.0 for Accpac and PdMain 
 

ProLink’s Warranty  

The warranty for a ProLink product is fully described in the Software License Agreement that accompanies the product, and we recommend that customers read those warranties to understand their rights. The information we are providing here about Year 2000 readiness does not constitute an extension of any warranty for ProLink products. We are providing this information to assist customers to prepare for the year 2000 and beyond.  

Additional Year 2000 Compliance Information 

ProLink Products Depend on the Host Operating Systems 

ProLink products depend on the date conversions and calculations, file date/time stamps, and stored date formats provided by the host operating system. For further details of date storage and computations within the Microsoft operating systems, we refer you to their Year 2000 Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/cio/year.asp.  

Other Applications Used with ProLink Products  

Providers of programs used with ProLink products are responsible for their product's compliance with Year 2000 guidelines. These applications may store and perform computations with dates that are beyond the control of ProLink. If they have not taken the Year 2000 issues into account, problems may result. Users should contact their application providers for this compliance information.  

Hardware and Firmware Problems   

Some PCs have a problem that causes the date to be reset to 1980 when the year 2000 arrives. It is recommended that the manufacturer of the hardware be contacted to determine if a given model of computer is susceptible to problems after the year 2000, and what should be done about this. ProLink does not recommend resetting the clocks on production computers and data for testing of Year 2000 compliance. This should only be attempted on test machines and data where no valuable data or programs present, since setting the date forward can cause loss of data and other problems.