On 13/06/2002 17:47:01 Chris Anderson wrote:
[snip]
What is my problem:
It work:
No, it doesn't , unless you have a program with a VERY interesting name
in C:\winnt, called system32
sh.exe
(including the linebreak !)
Win32::Process::Create($ProcessObj,
I received the following email from someone in response to My response to a
question on the list.
I have tried my best to interpret it...
Ker ste nam pisali = I have a pistol
smo vas avtomaticno = It is an Automatic
na NORM E-postno listo = = Norm, say NO to Posting
Obvescali vas bomo o
Here's a revised version of your code. It puts the data into a hash, whence
you can retrieve it in any order you like (the output line at the end is
just an example of one way).
I just put everything into the hash and dealt with it later:
---
use strict;
use warnings;
use vars qw(%H);
Wening Andreas wrote:
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 11:39 PM
Why do you want to use Perl for this?
If you are already using Outlook, import the addresses in
Outlook and create group. Everything you have to do then
is only creating 1 email with the attachment to that group.
I really like Perl
-Original Message-
Behalf Of Morgan, Steve H.
Does anyone know what the process is to submit new perl modules to Active
State?
Just as a guess, with the exception of the modules specifically maintained
by ActiveState employees, everything else comes from CPAN (www.cpan.org).
Here is Vladimir's reply...
And yes, he has tried forward slashes, versus backward slashes
to no avail.
Original Message ---
I starting script
#1
Win32::Process::Create($ProcessObj,
'c:\\windows\\system32\\rsh.exe',
rsh 213.165.192.242 -l intercable
-Original Message-
Behalf Of Chris Anderson
Here is Vladimir's reply...
And yes, he has tried forward slashes, versus backward slashes
to no avail.
Here is a guess (using the escape character for the NT shell.)
rsh 213.165.192.242 -l intercable sh accounting ^a.log
Thanks to everyone for their answers - some of them were really
helpful, and most of them solved my problem.
However, Ron's answer (slurping everything into a hash) made me
want to drop Perl forever... :-(
I'll never be able to concoct something like that on my own :-(((
Thanks to all who
- Original Message -
From: Chris Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And yes, he has tried forward slashes, versus backward slashes
to no avail.
Win32::Process::Create($ProcessObj,
'c:\\windows\\system32\\rsh.exe',
rsh 213.165.192.242 -l intercable sh accounting
Il Wed, 12 Jun 2002 09:48:47 -0400, scrivevi:
- I have a list of e-mail addresses (in a text file) of people that I send
mail to regularly (about 100 people).
- I want to attach a (Word) document
How could I automate sending the mail -
I have a thing. It gets the addresses from a
Il Thu, 13 Jun 2002 00:39:18 -0400, scrivevi:
I really like Perl but don't see the reason to use it in this case.
The automate thing, perhaps, to say one.
I know you can use Outlook via ActiveX (or whatever they call it this week)
too; but then why not to use a simple, standard and
[Grant: my message to you wasn't meant to be a public message. In the
future it would be better if you would ask first before forwarding private
communication to a public forum, thanks!]
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Grant Hopwood wrote:
Jenda and myself chose the latter. I hope the community doesn't
Hi!
Is there a way to mark messages as read inmediately after you read it with
Mail::Pop3?
I see the messages are shown as read only after I delete one of the
incoming messages. But what if I want them marked as read just after I
read them?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
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