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// <script language="JavaScript">
// This script writes the document's date of modification 
// in this format: November 19, 1997.
//
// NOTE: The last.Modified method apparently returns a 2-digit 
// year, regardless of OS date format settings.  This makes it
// non-Y2K compliant
// This script determines the last two digits of the year. If 
// the digits are less than 75, it assumes that the century is 
// 2000. Otherwise, it assumes the century is 1900. This script 
// will be Y2K-compliant until 2075.
//
// Lockheed Martin Corp.  April 21, 1998  rob wildermann
//
//Yeah, but...
//It turns out that last.Modified does return a full 4-digit date for the year
// on at least some versions of Internet Explorer, so this routine incorrectly
// adds 1900 to the year on these systems, yeilding a year in the 3900s.
//The modification below tests to see if the year returned is <1000.  If so,
//then the correction is applied, otherwise, the 4 digit year is left alone.
//This code also works under Netscape 6 preview 2, which returns a 3-digit year!
//
//Jeff Ross, US EPA, Sept. 22, 2000
// 


m=new Array("January","February","March","April","May","June","July",
            "August","September","October","November","December");
d=new Date(document.lastModified);
y=d.getYear()
if (y < 1000){if (y < 75) {y=y + 2000} //year less than 75, must be y2k
else {y=y + 1900}};  
document.writeln(m[d.getMonth()]+" "+d.getDate()+", "+y);
// </script>
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