**** for passwords

2000-10-12 Thread Kyle Payne
Is there a way to change the input on the screen from plain text to *** so that when a user enters a password it isn't displayed? Kyle Payne Berbee 4000 West Spencer Street Appleton, WI 54914-4015 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Office: 920.996.3107 Fax: 920.997.9719 Pager: 920.586.3014 Cell: 920.450.0413 B

RE: :Telnet ... at wits end ...

2000-10-12 Thread Judson, Richard
Small example that works for me: @machine=(machine1, machine2,machine3); # Assuming you want to telnet to more than one machine $uname="username"; $pwd="password"; $dir1="somedir"; foreach (@machine) { $MN=$_; $t=Net::Telnet->new(Host => $MN, Prompt => '/[\$%#>] $/',

Net::Telnet ... at wits end ...

2000-10-12 Thread Nick Djurovich
Hi, Has anyone had this working, connecting to a Microsoft Telnet server ? I posted earlier and still have the same problem, that the cmd is returning no output, even though the output appears in the dump log. Cheers, Nick Djurovich -

perl tk???

2000-10-12 Thread Fabio Quintao
HI all i wrote a message yesterday but i think i couldn't explain very well what i want.i want to use perl tk tp validate a form field.for exampleif the user type a email with the wrong sintaxe it will show a tk button tell then that they should correct the field.after that it will abo

Re: Excel/perl question

2000-10-12 Thread John McNamara
>This code works. However it is pitifully slow. I do not know VBA, but was >trying to make a script that would take a huge text file (>100,000 lines) >and put it into an Excel workbook. Because a workbook can only take about >65000 rows, the idea was to make a worksheet in the workbook for eac