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I guess not.. ;)<br> <br> Anyway, I find that I can live with it. I write my email while online anyway (usually). :)

Thanks, this just goes to show "you learn something new every day"<br> <br> :)<br> <br> Cheers,<br> Milamber

Yep, they sure do. And quickly, too! :)

Hi,<br> <br> You *might* be able to do it (the printing) in PerlScript (I don't honestly know), but all the other stuff (re-arranging text) should be easy in Perl. :)<br> <br> Cheers,<br> Milamber<br>

Hi,<br> <br> It sounds like you might need to grab the Net:: module, which, I think from memory, has easy ways to access www pages (via the HTML part of the Net module)...<br> <br> Modules can make your life soooo much easier! :) Someone else has already don most of the hard work for you...

Hi,<br> <br> I've noticed similar things with NS on my P90 pc, running<br> RH 6.0 (now, was 5.2)<br> <br> I think it's 'just' a problem with NS being to dumb to know<br> that it has crashed... &lt;g&gt;<br> <br> The first thing I do when NS dies, is to send it's PID the kill signal (kill -s 9...

You can use the split function like this:<br> <br> while (&lt;INPUTFILE&gt;){<br> @array_of_elements = split /\t/, $_;<br> @array_of_characters = split //,pop @array_of_elements;<br> }<br> <br> <br> I haven't tried this, or tested in any way, it's just my guess as to do what you want...

Hmmm... <br> I'm not sure here... as I said, I'm not an expert by any means!<br> What I meant was that the system() may not be available on machines running MS-DOS/Windows as an OS.<br> (But it's probably available on UNIX OS's (Like Linux) )<br> <br> I'm more of a Perl programmer...

Thanks!<br> <br> I thought it'd be something (relatively) simple like that, but I didn't know about the SHRINK feature... time to read the manual.. hehehe<br> <br> - Milamber

Ok, the basic command to switch a 56k modem into 33.6k mode is AT S38=0<br> Ignore the S37 register alltogether.<br> <br> You set the setting in (I'm assuming Win95/98):<br> Dial-up Networking <br> -&gt; Properties for your connection (right-click on icon) <br> -&gt; Click Configure <br> -&gt...

Whenever I try to telnet (just locally, to test) to my Linux box as root, it fails. If I try with another username, it works.<br> Is there some setting to prevent root logins via telnet?

Hi all,<br> <br> I just set up sendmail on my Linux box to send mail through my ISP's sendmail.<br> While I'm online, it works fine.<br> My question is: how do I delay the "sendmail -q" command, in the ip-up script, so it will wait until I'm online before it tries to send the mail?<br>...

UNIX (tm) is an Operating System (OS), which has been around for about 30 years or so.<br> It runs (in my estimate) about 80-90% of web servers, FTP sites, email servers, etc,etc...<br> <br> It comes in many 'flavours' ranging from commercial ones (like Sun's "Solaris") to the free ("Linux"...

If it's a single file, then the gcc compiler should do the trick.<br> For info on it read the man page (man gcc).<br> Most source code that you download, will have a Makefile, and possible a configure script.<br> If that is the case run the script (./configure), then<br> reun make (just type...

I'm not an expert, but I think that the system() funtion is not implementable on a win32 system...<br> Please correct me if I'm wrong! ;)

Simple question... I hope...?<br> <br> How can I draw a nice circle in Gimp? I can't seem to find a circle tool...?<br> <br> - Milamber

Robherc,<br> The data is not displayed, in my experience, in the location bar, when using the CGI module.<br> I believe it uses the POST method by default, so the same ease of use applies, with a simpler code structure.<br> I've tried in both the win32 version and the Linux version of perl 5...

Yes, the dates are entered by the user, as part of a CGI script. I need to take month and year into consideration, and with months having differing lengths (28-31 days), simple subtraction won't do it accurately enough.<br> Say one of the dates is May 20th and the other is June 3rd, the answer...

It's not an NT app, but FakeBO will (on *nix) log IPs of scanners using both Back Orifice and NetBus.<br> For the latest version, and to contact the author re:porting to NT, search on Freshmeat for "FakeBO"<br> <br> (Freshmeat URL: http://freshmeat.net )<br> <br> Cheers,<br> Milamber

I suggest you post this to slashdot!<br> <br> I'm sure the interest generated will cause the manufacturer to take notice!<br> <br> - Milamber