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Its been awhile since my company has upgraded its Acrobat, were currently using Acrobat 5 and we are using the "Batch Processing" feature to automatically crop pages in a specific folder. I can't find this feature in Acrobat 9, is there something that will automatically crop pages in a folder ...

I've installed Active State perl 5.8.0 on a new PC for a new user. When running a perl program from the command prompt, there are 2 command line input c:\> script.pl input1 input2 when running the program is doesn't recongise any command line input. This script is running on 10 other PC's...

I have an automatic script that executes a bunch SS commands. When I use the ss get %file% -GL%DEST%, the -GL command outputs a user prompt asking: Set %DEST% as the default folder for project %file% (Y/N) My %DEST% is different from my working folder. How can I make it so it does not prompt...

Works like a charm, thanks!!

I'm populating an excel file from a perl script using Win32::OLE, but when I push a number with a decimal point excel auto formats it takes off the .0. How can I set the cell formatting to allow for one decimal point ? Thanks

Pure autoCAD newbie, I have a question about the Mark Up Files (RML) and associated them with DWg files. Heres my dilema, I want my users to be able to create a "markup" of a dwg file but i want the others users to be able to view the dwg with the rml file. Is there a way to make a marked up...

Problem Solved. A few problems with the code above $query = ("exec dbo.GetMenuDBExport"); Doesn't require the exec to launch the stored procedure. my ($test) = $sth->execute() or die ("Can't Execute" . $sth->errstr()); This line is ajust all wrong. I used a while with fetchrow_array()

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I don't think i'm doing this right because my result is -1 I'm trying to launch a simple stored procedure, that doesn't require any input, and just display the results. Heres the code use DBI; use DBD::ODBC; my $server = "ServerName"; my $db = "DBName"; my $username = "xxxxxx"; my $password...

I don't have internet access on the computer with perl on it. Its on a private closed network.

I need some beginner help on using perl to connect to an SQL Server 2000. Versions Perl v5.8.0 DBI v1.45 MS Sql Server 2000 I just installed the DBI but when i try and connect using use DBI; use DBD::ODBC; I get an error "Can't locate DBD/ODBC.pm in @INC" Which leads me to believe that...

Fixed: MCPAN doesn't work so i downloaded the latest DBI from activestate

I'm new to this DBI database connection stuff but I'm getting this error when I have a "use DBI;" at the beginning of my script. I have narrowed it down to my DBI not correctly installed but I can't find any documention on reinstalling DBI. The system that I wan't to install it on doesn't have...

but what is you had a $string = "Foo\nFoo2"; and you wanted to remove the new line between

Is there such a command that will remove a line from a varibale ?

I'm reading in a file(code structure) line by line and I need to come up with a pattern match for a line: indirect( field("VARIABLE") field("VARIBLE") etc etc etc ) I need to get the first field and the first variable only. I have tried ^ or /o and i think I'm doing it wrong. any...

I'm writing a script to search code for specific details. The code i'm searching uses opening and closing ( ) with code in between. How can I search for these opening and closing characters ? Thanks

can you do it with runcode in a macro. And if so what code would I use.

I have created a link to another database using a macro. However it requires me to enter the full path to this database. I was wondering if there is anyway of coding it so that to looks in the current directory for the file.

I'm confused what this is - ?left(currentdb.name, len(currentdb.Name)-len(dir(currentdb.Name))) can i put that as my path - pubFilePath = "?left(currentdb.name, len(currentdb.Name)-len(dir(currentdb.Name)))\remotepubs.adp" like that or do i put that in a varibale and put that in my...