> Craig,
>
> At first I thought -- of course not! But then I read your
> post again, and here is one crazy idea:
>
> These words that you need to keep in upper case,
> they probably occur in some other text that you
> deal with -- outside of your "capped section headings" ?
> If you read the normal
>What's the best current way to manage Win32 permissions on shares and files?
Using Linux :-)
- Original Message -
From: Paul Sobey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 17:56:04 +0100
Subject: Win32 Permissions
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What's the best current way to manage Win32 perm
Glenn wrote:
> 2 ways that I am aware of:
>
> 1) Describe the words that form acronyms using rules, such as
> a maximum
> length, maximum number of vowels, etc., and then write code that
> implements those rules. Be careful of the acronym for Automobile
> Association of America.
>
> 2) Find
On approximately 8/13/2004 9:47 AM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Craig Cardimon:
I need to take capped section headings and change them into initial or
tital case. I have coding that does this.
However, my logic also changes acronym names such as IBM and PDF into
Ibm and P
What's the best
current way to manage Win32 permissions on shares and files? I've used Dave Roth's excellent perms module for a while, but it doesn't handle Windows 2000
and above's auto inheritance very well. Looking at other methods, including WMI,
setacl on sourceforce, and even Win32::Sec
I need to take capped section headings and change them into initial or
tital case. I have coding that does this.
However, my logic also changes acronym names such as IBM and PDF into
Ibm and Pdf.
Is there a way to exempt certain words or configurations of letters
without building a dictionary
Sisyphus wrote:
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Hi Everyone,
I don't follow the list closely, but thoguht I'd ask here before
bothering
the ActiveState support.
With 5.6 we installed the GD module, which was used heavily for graphing
duties on a web server. Wtih 5.8 the GD module is not longer availabl
Hello,
Anybody know what happened to the MAPI module? I am looking for a way in Perl to read
messages in an Exchange email folder.
Mike
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In a message dated 11/08/2004 08:18:36 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
RichIn order to remove the doubt about IE, why don't you
write a simple perlscript which call the cgi script?You will then know
if the timeout is caused or not by IE.If you still have the same problem,
