I really hope someopne can tell mt what I did wrong, and what my
correction will be ...

myprog.prg

        doit()
        QUIT

PROCEDURE DOIT
        SET CENTURY on
        SET EPOCH TO 1984
        ...
        ...
        ...
        DdT2                    :=ctod("01/01/00")
        DdT3                    :=CTOD("01/31/00")
        ...
        ...
        ...










RETURN(nil)

Result:

        Start Date:     January 1, 1900
         End Date: January 31, 1900

How do I print the year properly????

Regards,

Paul Bruneau

,----[ foo.prg ]
| SET CENTURY on
| SET EPOCH TO 1984
|
| DdT2      :=ctod("01/01/00")
| DdT3      :=CTOD("01/31/00")
|










`----

the output displays the year as 2000.

Can you post a stand-alone snippet of code that displays your problem?

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Produces this:
Start Date: Saturday January  1, 2000

Looks OK to me.