Hy Michael,
> The MSDOS shell ignores the #! line and Perl doesn't worry about the  part
> before 'perl', so it's better to leave it as "#!/usr/bin/perl ..." in case
> you decide later to move to a system with a real shell.  The "-wT" is a good
> idea.
Your right! Do not code the perlscript in your DOS-Shell. Put it into
your cgi-bin directory and run it from html, right?  

--
#!C:\perl\bin\perl.exe -wT 

print map {chr(ord($_)-3)} split //, "Dqguhdv0Vfkplw}Cw0rqolqh1gh";
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