this should be done in the wider
context of teaching Perl to deal with Windows code pages better.
Cheers,
-Jan
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Subject: Re
conversion to UTF8 likely to be correct - or
incorrect?
IE - does the automatic conversion correctly detect the CP of the OLE
output?
Thanks
Jan Dubois wrote:
On Fri, 27 Apr 2007, Mike Trotman wrote:
I am writing a CGI application that uses WIN32::OLE to interface to
Microsoft ADO, MS Access
Hi
I am writing a CGI application that uses WIN32::OLE to interface to
Microsoft ADO, MS Access, SQL Server and MSXML for XML documents and
XSLT transformations.
I suspect that something in the way I am passing data around (or in the
ADO implementation of 'savetoxml') is not dealing correctly
tested it from
perl, just that it looks like it should work.
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Subject: HOWTO Encrypt mail for MS OUtlook
Hi.
I'm considering a project
Hi.
I'm considering a project that may involve sending encrypted messages
(from an IIS server) to MS Outlook.
Has anyone successfully done this - and if so how?
(and were there any commercial / cryptography legal issues to consider).
I'm assuming that I will need to use some form of S/MIME - and
Do you have another program in your path called 'test'?
(e.g. some shells have a built-in called 'test' - and its an obvious
name (though a bad idea) to use on many projects).
Can you run 'which test' - to see where your machine thinks 'test' is?
Or can you run '.\test 1 2 3.?
I only mention
