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> I´m trying to create one script to unload all web site on my IIS
> server that are running on separate memory. I know that I've to
> use ADSI to do it, but I didn't fo
Hi
I am back to watching our webservers - I want to know which webserver process is
eating the memory. I can find this out by trial-and-error myself, but I want to do it
with a script.
I can find the PID of the process through Win32::Perflib.
I can find all the isolated processes of the
> $sheetFormat->Borders(xlDiagonalDown)->LineStyle = xlNone;
> # I GET THE ERROR HERE
> $sheetFormat->Borders(xlDiagonalUp)->LineStyle = xlNone;
Untested:
Try using ->{LineStyle} instead of ->LineStyle. You want to assign a value to a
property, the syntax above indicates you want to call a
At 18:14 19-02-2001 +0100, Henning Michael Møller-Nielsen wrote:
>I can't seem to find Win32::Setupsup for ActivePerl build 6xx - Jenda's
>site only has it for 5xx, and no one else seem to have it on PPM. Do you
>know where I can find it?
>
>(By the way
At 08:28 21-02-2001 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>dear friends,
> i wan't to manipulate the datas in an already existing MS EXCEL
>Workbook. The code or any hints in all book does't give any idea for
>accessing the datas in an already existing EXCEL datas using OLE Extension.
>are u c
At 07:49 20-12-00 -0800, Jan Dubois wrote:
>>That's good news indeed. Any idea why
>>http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl/status.html doesn't show
>>Image::Magick anywhere? I still thought it wouldn't compile.
>
>the status page is generated by the automated repository maintenance
>scrip
