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tonights sci-fi night at my house. :-)

thanks -- works perfectly. do you work for tek-tips or just do this for fun?

i have posted my response in the other thread -- so how do you delete unwanted treads? i am thankful for your quick response just doing this for fun - what are you doing this for?

script that i am currently using: #!/usr/bin/perl -w open(FILE,"source.txt") || die "Where is Source File?: $!"; open MYFILE, ">export.txt"; select MYFILE; while ( <FILE> ) { if (/searchfield1/ || /searchfield3/ || /searchfield4/ || /searchfield4/) #I'm searching for any of these...

still not able to get this script running with the data that I have -- is there a print command that works? I have a working script but it displays in columns not rows .

can print display results in rows instead of columns? thank you

ok will work on it -- thanks for your assistance.

well I have killed this script - any suggestions appreciated. #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use warnings; # location of read/open file: open(Source,"test.txt") || die "Cannot open file: $!"; chomp @File; # location of new/write file open Export, ">export.xls"; select Export; #...

sorry used the wrong terminology. I'll show you what I have and what I'm looking to accomplish. pulling data from a txt document similar to this: ************************************************** From ???@??? Wed, Jan Sep 2008 10:52:56 -0400 Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2008 10:52:56 -0400 From...

maybe i should have mentioned I'm using active perl in windows

possibly something like this --- This doesn't work but i think you'll be able to see what I'm look for with it... Trying to get data that is polled like this 1234 4567 abcd Same To poll like this instead 1234 abcd 4567 same ************************ something like this ***********...

Is there a way to print found data in rows instead of a vertical column? overview: using this to find data in a txt file while ( <FILE> ) { if( /1stfield/ || /2ndfield/) #I'm searching for strings with the word '1stfield' and '2ndfield.' { and using print to poll data - need the...

solution -- the original file works When you have the doc file open it can't save/delete because it's being used by another program in this case office 2007 which is sorta Temporamental to any type of sharing.

thanks for your assistance. I don't actually have a goal with this other then to learn something new. It's nice to work on this without a deadline. I like working on these scripts just in case I might need to know this in the future. I am getting a few errors but I don't mind it'll give me...

*your wrote** you may want to rethink how $targetfile is built **end quote** any suggestions?

--- You wrote: "Exchange server, you could look into using MAPI. " --- end of quote --- Just being able to pull the data as in looking for anything after the word account: or Username: Would you need admin access to the exchange server or could this be done from an end user account within...

anyone have a script to parse outlook or txt email files? I have a few ideas but thought I'd ask just in case anyone here has already climbed this mountain. thanks

anyone have a good set of instructions for gimp? I learned on the macromedia suite and I miss the drop & drag features but gimp has surpassed my older version of macromedia. Any help appreciated. thanks.

outlook calendar 2003 had the ability to display the dates in a more coherient manner. In 2007 the dates in the calender get all masses up when you try to view mutiple calendars at once. Such as a helpdesk that needs to view mutiple classrooms schedules, conference schedules etc. I was curious...

Source of script: http://wiki.preshweb.co.uk/doku.php?id=perl:scripts:auto-name-incoming This script appears to have some usability for me but I am unsure where the watch & target folders should be placed in the script. Watch & Target are defined in the authors brief intro below. I am assuming...