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Most of the scripts I've written are in the system administration category, as well as several scripts to parse out large text files. Now days, I'm using it primarily on Windows to automate the printing of several(170+) system reports on a daily basis.

TStanley
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In reply to Re: So Whatcha use perl for anyway? by TStanley
in thread So Whatcha use perl for anyway? by KurtSchwind

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