Setting extended File Properties

Does anyone have any examples of or know how to change the extended properties of a file (Comment, Title, Subject, Keywords, etc.) from within Perl? Have been looking at Win32::OLE, but I have not been able to change these extended properties. Thank you, Tom

archive::zip problem

I wrote a little perl script to zip some textfiles on a windows box, send the archive via NET::FTP to a unix box and decrompress the archive there. On windows (NT) I can decrompress the archive with WinZip but on unix (SuSe 8.2 and Solaris 7) when running unzip I get the following error

Re: Win32::OLE and events from multiple source interfaces

At 09:15 PM 3/31/2004, Jan Dubois wrote: On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 19:43:48 -0800, Rajkumar Malli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a ATL COM server which supports two connection point interfaces IAsiaCommonEvent and IAsiaTestEvent along which it can fire COM events . Now, I can get events from either

R: problem with Geo::Shapelib

Thanks Randy, I'm using ActivePerl 5.8.3 build 809. The author's module (Ari Jolma) write me there is no intentionally OS specific syntax in the module but he had never installed Geo::Shapelib in a Windows machine. best regards bart Bartolomeo Telaro Presidio Tecnico Aeroportuale ARPA

R: R: problem with Geo::Shapelib

Thanks Randy, I'm using ActivePerl 5.8.3 build 809. The author's module (Ari Jolma) write me there is no intentionally OS specific syntax in the module but he had never installed Geo::Shapelib in a Windows machine. What might be worth investigating is if the module builds and tests OK on a

RE: Win32::Daemon::Simple vs. SVCANY.EXE

My $0.02 on SRVANY.EXE: The problem with SRVANY.EXE is that it does not integrate into your program. It merely acts as a service wrapper. This means when you decide to stop the service, SRVANY has no hooks into your program to tell it when and where to stop. The only possible way to stop

RE: Telnet module

Can someone send me an example of how to use the debugging tools input_log , and or dump_log in the Telnet module.  I'm trying to get a telnet to work and it appears there is a character that I can't match.  Here is an example of one of my telnets that work: my ($file, $tn); use

RE: Telnet module

This is what I used to debug a Cisco Telnet script. $session = Net::Telnet::Cisco-new( Host = $host, Errmode = 'return', Input_log = $RootPath . logs\\. $host . _input.log, Output_log = $RootPath . logs\\. $host . _output.log, Dump_log = $RootPath . logs\\. $host . _dump.log,