nto your scripts.
http://starship.python.net/crew/mike/src/Spectix/Spectix.html
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Sean Ahern,
Computing Support Officer,
School of Television and Imaging,
Duncan of Jordanstone College,
13 Perth Rd, Dundee, DD1 4HT.
Tel : 00
the call to Win32::AdminMisc::ExitWindows.
Thanks folks.
Sean
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Sean Ahern,
Computing Support Officer,
School of Television and Imaging,
Duncan of Jordanstone College,
13 Perth Rd, Dundee, DD1
Anyone know where I can get a working ppm for Win32::Iperfmon, or a similar
package? (the suppsoed repository at idnopheq.perlmonk.org doesnt appear
to work.)
Thanks
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Sean Ahern,
Computing Support Officer,
School of Television and Imaging,
Duncan of
At 10:35 05/06/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>The key point in your comment being "imho". Notice I've switched back to
>plain text because I do agree with you for List Services. What baffles me is
>that somebody would actually get annoyed by the format of an e-mail.
>
>Trevor
Maybe you might understand
gling in the crushing grip of reason.
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Sean Ahern,
Computing Support Officer,
School of Television and Imaging,
Duncan of Jordanstone College,
Dundee
At 06:59 07/05/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Have you all heard anything about win64?
Yes.
> Do have any faith that MS is
>changing to become a more security aware company?
No. I am however sure that MS has become a company which -claims- it is
more security aware. But MS has always been guilty
At 16:25 03/05/2002 +0100, Aaron Trevena wrote:
>path/to/module/module.pm can be accessed as :
>use path::to::module::module;
>
>where the module starts :
>package path::to::module::module;
And as far as I know perl only finds this if it is in the perl search path
@INC. Which its not, because I
