Re: An Informed Public is a Prepared Public

[Collette McNeill <collette@mlwebworks.com>]

In my humble opinion,
the very least you can do is stock up on batteries, dry goods, water
(as if preparing for a hurricane) etc
run backups and get hard copies of all records you need for your home
and personal business.
Nothing Beats a Printout!!

PS a Y2K-compliant computer won't hurt either.
Here's a good starting point for non-tech Y2K laymen-
(somewhere on that page is a link to a checklist for a y2k compliant
computer)
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/bcenter/bcenter_287.html

collette
neither a doom-monger, nor a worker-bee

NW Financial Services wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm an individual here in Texas and run a small business from home. What
> should I do to prepare for Y2K, any thoughts would be appeciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
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