Goodday to all you Perlians,
We have a Linux webserver with Apache. Is it possible to use a MS Word
document and
alter it's contents on the server itself. I know that if you have IIS on a
NT server you can use
OLE to do some tricks in a Word document. Perhaps it is possible to encode
a .doc file
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From: "Krzysztof Kocjan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 4:52 AM
Subject: Simple code to send e-mail vi sendmail
> Hi
>
> I need simple code to send e-mail from perl script using
sendmail
> program (
From: Krzysztof Kocjan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi
>
> I need simple code to send e-mail from perl script using sendmail
> program (Linux RedHat). I don't use SMTP server. I tried to use
> SOAP::Lite with sendmail but I've got lot of errors, so I lost it. I
> tried to use system() perl function to
Krzysztof Kocjan wrote:
> Hi
>
> I need simple code to send e-mail from perl script using sendmail
> program (Linux RedHat). I don't use SMTP server. I tried to use
> SOAP::Lite with sendmail but I've got lot of errors, so I lost it. I
> tried to use system() perl function to run sandmail, but
Hi
I need simple code to send e-mail from perl script using sendmail
program (Linux RedHat). I don't use SMTP server. I tried to use
SOAP::Lite with sendmail but I've got lot of errors, so I lost it. I
tried to use system() perl function to run sandmail, but my main problem
is how to send multi
Because you are not resetting @array1, which is the one you are printing.
You've pushed two elements into @array1 and then you tell Perl to print both
of them at the end.
As usual, Perl does what you tell it to do. (-:
Bryan
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