Marcus wrote:
Are there any new functions to detect Windows ME as the OS, like
IsWinNT()?
If not, how does one detect ME, 2000 and 98?
I only have documentation on detecting NT, 95 and 3.x.
If all else fails, you could go to the registry:
On 31.03.01 at 22:23 $Bill Luebkert wrote:
Are there any new functions to detect Windows ME as the OS, like
IsWinNT()?
If all else fails, you could go to the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Version
This is not a Perl question. Try a JavaScript list:
http://devedge.netscape.com.
In answer to some of your other questions, I recommend
a reading of some of the O'Reilly books, such as
Learning Perl, and Programming Perl, available at Amazon.
Also, I guess you haven't checked the archives of
Have you checked that Perl has been added to your system path?
In Win2k, use the Environment Variable button on right-clicking
the My Computer icon. In Win95/98, edit your autoexec.bat and
add SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\perl\bin where C:\perl\bin is the path
to your perl\bin.
You can then type perl
Hi,
I wrote and tested a very simple script to display the contents of a file
that works fine on one Apache Web server but is not working on another.
I get the error message:
malformed header from script. Bad header=Use of uninitialized value at
: /www/cgi-bin/cgi-wrap/cgiwrap
I do not
I thought that you can print the file in Postscript, or PDF file format to a
file.
Then you can easily view or edit your report after that.( Postscript file is not
easy to
edit. But you can alwasy distill it to PDF file.)
The only thing you need to do is setting it up when printing.
I probably
So compile it on a different box and move the files over to the new server by hand, or
put nmake, it is only one .exe, on the box long enough to install the module.
Matt
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From: Noah Genner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I've written a script (simpler version of it below) that can start MS Word and even
tell Word to open various
documents. But when the Perl Script exits then Word exits too.
I'm looking for some way around this. Does anyone know how can one do one or more of
these possible
solutions?
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