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Microsoft Year 2000 Readiness Disclosure & Resource Center
Building Year-2000 Compliant Applications with Visual Studio and Windows DNA
Building Year-2000 Compliant Applications with Visual Studio and Windows DNA The Microsoft® Windows DNA architecture represents a comprehensive new framework for integrating client/server and internet software solutions on the Windows platform. Windows DNA is based on the premise of software component integration and interoperability. DNA combines "component based" software development with a "service based" operating system. However, integrated software components and modularity do not protect the developer from introducing Year 2000 compliance problems in their applications. Regardless of the tools used to develop software today, a clear Year 2000 philosophy is needed to avoid spending time reworking an application in future years.

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  1. Contents
  2. Executive Summary
  3. Distributed InterNet Applications Architecture
  4. DNA Integration - Working with the sample code
  5. Listing 1 – Validation in Java
  6. Listing 6 – Getting the data from the applet
  7. Listing 8 – The Excel VBA code for client-side validation
  8. Listing 12 - Use DateDiff to compare only a portion of a Date in Visual Basic

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Thursday, March 11, 1999
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