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Um, I've been under the weather and doubtless could have phrased things better. ;-)

In my experience, most Monks prefer code to be posted inline with the writeup; at least, most responses I have read to writeups without code admonish the OP to provide it.

I have also noted many replies indicating a reluctance to follow external links; perhaps it is just because such tend to break easily.

My methods certainly are not scientific. I was merely going by what I had noticed in the past.

HTH,

planetscape

In reply to Re^3: Win32::OLE used with office 2003 by planetscape
in thread Win32::OLE used with office 2003 by ceashure

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