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I have an old computer ...P3--667MHZ--394M memory . Can someone recommend me SpyWare that is a low resources consumer? I have no problem to purchase the software as long it worth it... -Thanks.

Hi Can someone tell me how to remove the Windows Media Player ? Thanks.

What does it mean ? [root@Linux14 root](10.119.55.14)> WARNING: local host name (Linux14) is not qualified; fix $j in config file sbenjo... Connecting to [127.0.0.1] via relay... sbenjo... Deferred: Connection refused by [127.0.0.1]

Dont ask me why but I tried the \s* and it did NOT work so I tried other possibilities and one of them was to use [\s]*

Got it sorry... $line =~ m!<[\s]*\?[\s]*xml[\s]*version="([^"]+)"[\s]*encoding="([^"]+)"[\s]*\?[\s]*>!)

I have this regexe : $line =~ m!<?xml\s+version="([^"]+)"\s+encoding="([^"]+)"?\s+>! Why I can not catch this line ?! <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"? >

Which regular expression should I use to capture all this tags : <Object> </Object> <Objects> </Objects> -Thanks ....

Thanks for your answer .... What about the "?>" at the end ...

Which regular expression should I use to catch: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> When version can be "<number>.<number>" And encoding can be some iso number ?

Hi I have a question regarding switch.pm . I use it over Solaris 5.8 and I get this kind of messages… Malformed UTF-8 character (unexpected continuation byte 0x93, with no preceding start byte) in bitwise and (&) at /usr/lib/perl5/5.8 .0/Switch.pm line 251. ip_address Malformed UTF-8 character...

Hi what is the matching regular expration for : <hi>hello</hi> Is it ---> $line =~ m!<[^>]*>(\S+)</[^>]*>!) Thanks.

Thanks ,but I know that and it has .... :-)

Hi guys I have a script named "a.pl" 1.I can NOT execute it with the following command : perl a.pl and I get the following command :" bad interpreter: No such file or directory" 2.But CAN with : perl -w a.pl I use a linux machine and verified by a "which perl" command the perl path...

Thanks , Is there a meaning to the "<>" ?

Is there a meaning to open(FILE,"<>file.txt) command. I am asking because it seems that when I tried to use the open command again but instead <> I used < things get a little bit weird , meaning : open (FILE,"<","file.txt")or die ("EXIT); I got a return value 1 but not "EXIT" ! Can be...