Re: Extracting *.doc data

Roee Rubin wrote: > Is there a way to extract data out of *.doc ms-word document NOT using > activex. Does that include OLE? If not, then Win32::OLE is probably the easiest way to get at the data. Alternatively, you could read the document into another word processor using its import filter and

Extracting *.doc data

Hello, Is there a way to extract data out of *.doc ms-word document NOT using activex. I am trying to find a solution to transform a word document into a plain text document that will be portable to linux servers as well as win32. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Roee Rubin Irubin Consul

Re: template problem

Charles Pelkey wrote: > > Ok, maybe I did not explain this properly... > I want the text inside the braces to be replaced with the value of the named > variable: > - > Example script: > > #!/web/perl/bin/perl > use CGI qw/:standard/; > > $Full_Name = param('Full_Name'); > $E

Re: resetting the cpan install

Christopher Hahn wrote: > > Hello all, > > I am wanting to restart the install of the CPAN > module. > > Basically, I pointed it at an bad location for the > .cpan directory, but trying to reinstall it, I cannot > get it to ask me those initial questions again. > > (The insteractive install ph

Re: Newbie question

There is no sure way to tell if the recipient is able to read HTML or not. If they cannot, the resulting email can be hard to read. Possibilities include: - asking a user which they would prefer and then sending based on response. - including a link to a Web-page were they can see the email

RE: Newbie question

Ask them Peter Guzis Web Administrator, Sr. ENCAD, Inc. email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.encad.com -Original Message- From: Sharon Tiroff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 1:46 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Newbie question Hi List! Right now I am sending HTML e

Newbie question

Hi List! Right now I am sending HTML e-mails, but what those users cannot receive HTML e-mail? Does anyone know how to tell if a user cannot receive HTML e-mail and then send those a plain/text e-mail instead? Thanks in advance! Sheri ___ Perl-Win32-

Re: [OLE] Help running WinWord

Hi Stephen, I've run into this on occasion myself.  I can tell you what is happening.  As to why, that's anybody's guess... The error I normally get is:         -2147417848         The object invoked has disconnected from it's clients I have yet to identify the true cause of thi

[OLE] Help running WinWord

I wonder if some of the expert OLE users could comment on what problem I'm having. I'm trying to write a small server which finds .doc files, opens them, saves as .rtf, and then closes the file. Easy enough you'd think! Anyway, it works one or twice, or even a half dozen times, but eventually it

Re: template problem

Ok, maybe I did not explain this properly... I want the text inside the braces to be replaced with the value of the named variable: - Example script: #!/web/perl/bin/perl use CGI qw/:standard/; $Full_Name = param('Full_Name'); $E_Mail = param('E_Mail'); open (TMPL, "/pat

Re: PerlCheck Program

Dirk Bremer wrote: > > Here is the latest version of my PerlCheck program with some new features and my >first shot at POD documentation. Use it in good > health and give me any suggestions. My suggestion would be to get a free website and store it there for download and just post a change not

RE:POD Format

> From: "Dirk Bremer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: POD Format > > I am interested in adding POD-format documentation to my scripts. > The camel book does not mention how to create POD and what the > formatting rules are. Where can I find a guide to formatting POD? > perldoc perlpod

Help with PerlScript

Hi all, I need help with the PerlScript below . I'm trying to connect to a SQL server 7 database with out using a DNS. Could someone pleas help. my $sql = "SELECT * FROM Call_Item_Detail_local "; my $conn = $Server->CreateObject("ADODB.Connection"); $conn->Open(<

Re: Win32::FileOp possible problem on Windows ME?

On 18.03.01 at 11:51 Jenda Krynicky wrote: >Does this cause the same error? > > use Win32::FileOp; > print BrowseForFolder 'Test'; I sent the user on Windows ME a Perl2Exe generated executable with the above code, and they got: Bff_test has caused an error in SHELL32.DLL Bff_test wil

RE: Listing Excel OLE Methods & Properties

Michael, Thanks for the pointer. This is a much better reference than I was able to find on the Microsoft site. At first, I wondered if it would do me any good whatsoever. Everytime I worked down the object hierarchy to ask for the available properties or methods, I would get a blank page. Un