IGNALINA (BNS) - Programmers at the Ignalina nuclear plant have nearly completed implementation of a project which deals with the problem of computer software in the year 2000, referred to as the millennium problem or Y2K.Two out of the scheduled 12 points, involving general work, still have to be implemented. On Oct. 18 all new programs will be scanned and on Nov. 1 the results of the implemented project will be presented to the plant's management. The leader of the Y2K project, Aleksandras Misko, told the Baltic News Service that this global problem was not, actually, an acute one for the...
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