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As everyone from chief executives to home computer users struggle to understand and tackle the Year 2000 technology problem, a host of Web sites have popped up on the Internet providing information ranging from bug-squashing software and the Y2K status of major corporations, to global initiatives to smash the bug, to grass-root remedies.

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As everyone from chief executives to home computer users struggle to understand and tackle the Year 2000 technology problem, a host of Web sites have popped up on the Internet providing information ranging from bug-squashing software and the Y2K status of major corporations, to global initiatives to smash the bug, to grassroot remedies. Here are just a few Net resources to tap into when addressing your Year 2000 needs:

    Pundits
  • Ed Yardeni, chief economist and managing director for Deutsche Bank Securities, provides a Web site on the Year 2000.
  • Peter de Jager, outspoken pundit on the Year 2000, and his company have put together a substantial Web site