On Fri, 24 May 2002, Ben Mouw wrote:
When I store values in an array that have both alpha and numeric values
like this 4716/1027-5K01 it ends up in some other format(I think it is
hexadecimal) and looks like this (0x1b9bce8) How can I convert this or
at least store it correctly to begin
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Its just
that I really wanted to find out why this is happening.
To that end it would be useful to know just what 'Invalid Argument' means.
What does one have to do to produce that error ? Anyone know ?
The only error I can produce is
I like to add this to Chuck's response:
I recall reading someplace that many of the larger MS applications (
i.e. Word, Excel ) are not suitable to act as OLE servers in a
production environment such as a webserver. I don't know if this applies
to Outlook. I'll try to look on Google for where I
3) Instead of using Navigate to get a URL or file, can I use HTML
that's stored in a scalar in my source code? Can you set the Document
to an html string?
my $ie = WIn32::OLE-new('InternetExplorer.Application') or die 'Can't
create instance of IE';
my $html =
On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Have you tried running it with the file copied to C:\BU_0\C\Prefs
and run
DOSperl test.pl C:\BU_0\C\Prefs ?
Yes, I have, and it works fine.
If no problem, then it may be your CDRW driver issue.
Is the other Win 98
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As a detour, have you tried opening a pipe from type to allow you
to read the file contents via perl?
No, haven't, but I think it would probably work, and its a pretty
good idea. What I'll probably do is Win32::File::FileCopy it
back to a temp directory though (all I
Ron Grabowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try navigating to 'about':# untested$ie-Navigate("about:
hello%20world
");Be careful because you can only send so much HTML that way. Longer pageswill have to be sent loaded via file://
Thanks, that does work, but I will need to load large pages.
What
dss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and then disable right click so that a user can't right click to view source or cut-and-paste.
Of course,hiding HTML sourceis impossible...don't know what I was thinking :)Do You Yahoo!?
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On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a detour, have you tried opening a pipe from type to allow you
to read the file contents via perl?
No, haven't, but I think it would probably work, and its a pretty
good idea. What I'll probably do is
On Fri, 24 May 2002, dss wrote:
dss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and then disable right click so that a user can't right click to view source or
cut-and-paste.
Of course, hiding HTML source is impossible...don't know what I was thinking :)
I'm not absoulutely convinced that hiding
I'm just trying to get the below to work properly. I'm
taking a credit card number, and incrypting it. Then
printing it out, then unincrypting it. I'm having problems
getting the latter to work. Any help greatly appreciated.
#!/Perl -w
use strict;
use Crypt::TripleDES;
my $des = new
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just trying to get the below to work properly. I'm
taking a credit card number, and incrypting it. Then
printing it out, then unincrypting it. I'm having problems
getting the latter to work. Any help greatly appreciated.
#!/Perl -w
use strict;
use
Sorry Stanley,
I just stumbled on the answer of SeeTargetComputer. Perl is very new
to me. I'll try my best though. Can you send me your code? I can have a
look and let you know if I see anything. I did run the code below on 12
Win2k Servers (4 DC's and 8 file servers.) Didn't run into
Just a thought on diagnosing the problem - as well as checking $!, also
check $@, $^E and $? .
You never know
Cheers,
Rob
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