Jack May
2007-08-05 04:05:08 UTC
For the curious you might be interested to know that according to Microsoft
Outlook time started on April 1st 1601 and the end of time will be August
29th, 4500. The Cobol programming language used by many financial
institutions also says time starts on April 1st 1601
If you try to put something on the calendar outside those dates, it will not
let you put it on you schedule. This came from the August 4-10 2007 New
Scientist magazine.
Hope this does not interfere with your plans. With a date for the start
and end of time, don't we almost have the start of a religion? :-)
Outlook time started on April 1st 1601 and the end of time will be August
29th, 4500. The Cobol programming language used by many financial
institutions also says time starts on April 1st 1601
If you try to put something on the calendar outside those dates, it will not
let you put it on you schedule. This came from the August 4-10 2007 New
Scientist magazine.
Hope this does not interfere with your plans. With a date for the start
and end of time, don't we almost have the start of a religion? :-)