-=> Quoting Jean Parrot to Nancy Backus on 09-19-09  09:45 <=-

 JP> Nancy, a fine sunny morning to you.
 
 NB>> True, and usually the last digit is from the time of day, not the year,
 NB>> so the digit isn't consistently the same one for the same year.  I saw
 NB>> that Dale had a fuller explanation on why the double digit.

 JP> This is all new to me, I thought that it rolled over the 99 from
 JP> 1999, to 100 and that it added the digit then as it was coded for two
 JP> digits not three. Where it got it was all lost to me.

Look at the Date: line.  There is the mm-dd-yy and then next to that,
the time, in hh:mm.  So when the yy became yyy (100 instead of 99) the
extra digit pushed the time down the line an extra character, which
didn't show up when you were doing the message, but when you closed
everything up, there wasn't really room on that line for that, so the
last digit of the time went to the beginning of the To: area.

 JP> Are we not having such fine WX lately, for the last 5 weeks !

Very nice, if a little cool...  :)  But we are to have some nice weather
this week too, they tell us, and a bit warmer as well...  I hope it
isn't an early "Indian Summer", though... I like having that in late
October or early November...  and besides, Autumn hasn't even quite
officially started yet even...  :)

ttyl       neb

... Try not to stare. Please. We feel weird enough as it is.

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