on a Windows computer you do not need this. Linux yes. For linux it is the path
for perl, in windows it is just another commented line of code.
hope this helps.
Mike
Naika Malveaux wrote:
> This might be the most embaressing question on the list yet, but I'm a
> little confused.
>
> In perl on the she-bang line is the # in the #!/usr/bin/perl line suppose to
> remain there to active the script or are you suppose to remove the # ?
>
> Sorry the books don't quite fully explain this so I have to rely on the
> gifted people on this list.
>
> -Naika
> Realm Gothica
> http://www.triocollective.com/gothica.htm
> "...open your mind to something new..."
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