I think maybe this is what you want...
Use Math::BigInt;
# Convert Microsoft's FILETIME variant into standard Epoch time
sub Convert
Thanks Bill. I was able to do something like that with the long integer
for pwdLastSet, but I'm having trouble getting a usable value. I can't
seem to figure out what data I'm getting or, I guess, how to access it
properly. If I don't use Win32::OLE::Variant, and mod the code like
below, I get w
From: Bill Luebkert
> Jenda Krynicky wrote:
> How's it going man - long time no talk.
Well, you know :-)
> Obviously it's got something to do with the IS version. You should
> check for kicks to see what binmode returns (T/F) when you do the :crlf
> option on STDOUT.
I did check that, it retur
I have tried to open that file in IE6, but it gave the following error:
Internet Explorer could not load the PerlScript engine. This is most likely due
to the value of the "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe"
security setting of the "Local intranet" zone. PerlScript inside
On Tue, 03 Feb 2009, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
> Well, exactly this is what I don't know. How can perl access the DOM.
> I found too little documentation about PerlScript in general, and that
> documentation and the sample files I found were very old, and most of
> the sample files don't even work.
