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this 0.4 has been on sourceforge for quite a while, I haven't edited asocx for quite a while - mainly becuase I've got my linux box working and the problems my mum was having with win ME *shudder* are no longer relevent

the main thing that's on my mind is adding this functionality to a Module, now that I know how to do it, although I think I am to understand that there already is a Win32 filetype module, no?

maybe it would be worth creating a arbritary registry editing tool for the command line, that would be useful for recovering from wine virual desktop missizing - assuming that it works in wine

In reply to Re: perl-assoc 0.4 by Maze
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