I've got a question about the "hot" year-2000-problem. As I'm writing a file
manager it's interesting to me if my program will work correcly after the
year 1999 AD.
I know that DOS manages dates up to the 31th December of 2099 but what about
the compressed date-data (DOS.DateTime and WINDOS.TDateTime +
PackTime/Unpacktime).
When I've got the file data using FindFirst/FindNext, will the procedure
Unpacktime(...) returns a "1900" or a "2000"?
(I can't test it 'cause my version of Win95 isn't ready for this problem.)

You can answer to  me (prefered; Olaf.Uebersch...@t-online.de) or to the
newgroup.

I did write 2107-15-31 31:63:62, but fortunately decided to test the
assertion - next I must find why that one did not work (the file does
have that stamp, AFAICS from DIR).  H'mmmm - 2107-15-31 31:63:60 is OK.
DOS/Borland must trap a "-1" somewhere.

My "dosstamp.pas" will rewrite file date/time stamps; and in
"/zipfiles/", my "hunttest.zip" contains zero-length test files of
various dates (but not the two above, as yet).

I've not tried it, but I'd expect no Y2k problem with the BPW function.