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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Jun 2000.
Re: REQUESTED ASCII tables for the Windows 98 version of DOS

Re: REQUESTED ASCII tables for the Windows 98 version of DOS


Peter Punk wrote:
> >> So there is a Perl for DOS/Windork? Where can i get it?
> >> (and where can i find a good tutorial for beginners? :-))
> >The Perl home page,
> >   http://www.perl.com
> 
> Thanks, i'm DL'ing it now.
> Who knows, perhaps i'll eventually end up trying to write a program in Perl :-))

Well, BTW: Perl is running under the GNU Public License (GPL)
:-)))

If still unknown: www.gnu.org
... and download a programming language of your choice legally.
BTW: The C++ from GNU for Windows "owners" is named DJGPP.
So every Windows-owner CAN HAVE a C++ compiler or even Perl for free :-)
--

o.-.o
(('))   There should be at least one bear in every news group!
*)v(*
O-^-O

Oliver Merkel

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