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From: Roger@natron.demon.co.uk (Roger Barnett)
Subject: ObjectAda and Feb 29th
Date: 2000/02/29
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I've hit a problem with the special edition of the ObjectAda product 
from Aonix (version 7.1.105, running under Win 95) which I mention on
the off chance it hasn't already been discussed here.

Simply put, the IDE component will not run when my PC system date is 
set to Feb 29th;  Feb 28th and Mar 1st are ok.

I don't know whether this is specific to ObjectAda, or is a side effect
of a problem with Win 95 (or even a virus), or is a result of some 
configuration funnies on my particular PC; but if anyone else sees the
same behaviour then hopefully this will save them spending a couple of
hours trying various re-installations and worrying about possible disc 
problems !


-- 
Roger Barnett