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I am not very familiar with PERL an
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Hi there coder1,
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Best place to start would be Mike
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Gday coder1
Welcome to perl!
Yes, perl programs can be run on NT. Works brilliantly. As with anything under NT, you are subject to your level of privilege. So you can list domain users and set all their names to Zaphod Beeblebrox if that be your fancy (and you have the correct rights).
I use the (free) distribution from
This is a toolkit that has saved my team's hide on many an occasion, from bulk creation of users and shares to listing users with large amounts of data for management.
Regards,
Pat
Welcome to perl!
Yes, perl programs can be run on NT. Works brilliantly. As with anything under NT, you are subject to your level of privilege. So you can list domain users and set all their names to Zaphod Beeblebrox if that be your fancy (and you have the correct rights).
I use the (free) distribution from
This is a toolkit that has saved my team's hide on many an occasion, from bulk creation of users and shares to listing users with large amounts of data for management.
Regards,
Pat
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