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- <h1 class="title">HOW TO USE PERL UNDER MYSERVER</h1>
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- Perl is another widely used scripting language perfect for text
- manipulation and web database management. Perl also works with
- HTML and XML as well as other markup languages. With Perl's
- CGI.pm module, included with the standard distribution, HTML
- forms are easily handled.<br />
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- In order to use Perl, you must first make sure you have an interpreter.<br />
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- On UNIX like systems to find out where perl is, use the command:<br />
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- type perl</p>
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- In order to use Perl in Windows you must first install it. The
- interpreter and documentation can be found at the
- <a href="http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl/" target="_blank">Active State Tool Company.</a><br />
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- More information and samples of code can be found at The Perl web
- site ( <a href="http://www.perl.org" target="_blank">www.perl.org</a>)
- or by reading the documentation included with the interpreter. <br />
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