V17N11.ZIP contains files mentioned in the June 9, 1998, issue of 
PC Magazine's PC Tech section. It contains getver.bas, mentioned in the PC Tech feature, "Y2K for VB Developers"; mmdd.zip, containing batch files mentioned in the User-to-User column; lakh.txt, a Microsoft Excel macro mentioned in the Spreadsheets section of Solutions/Ask Our Advisors; and yesno.txt, code for Microsoft Access mentioned in the Databases section of Solutions/Ask Our Advisors. PC Magazine, Volume 17, Number 11.

getver.bas is 32-bit Visual Basic 4.0 code that determines the version of your Oleaut32.dll file and displays it in a message box.

mmdd.zip contains the batch files mmdd.bat, mmdd95.bat, and ntmmdd.bat, which place the current date, month, and year into environment variables under DOS, Windows 95's DOS 7.0, and Windows NT 4.0, respectively.

lakh.txt is an event-driven Microsoft Excel macro that automatically applies the Indian lakh and crore formats for large numbers in your worksheet.

yesno.txt is Microsoft Access code that, when placed in a report's On Open event, sets a field's Visible property based on user input.

