Re: Acquisitions List - Perl script question

["Mike Poulin" <PoulinMW@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Grace,
 
I am running perl successfully on both Windows NT and Windows XP
workstations and use it to create new books lists by title, call number,
and fund code. 
 
It appears to me that the file association is not set correctly.  To
check, open the My Documents folder - from the menu select TOOLS - then
FOLDER OPTIONS and then the tab marked -- FILE TYPES.   Scroll down the
list until you find the PL extension.
 
It should be associated with OPEN the PERL.EXE program.
 
Feel free to give me a call if this does not make sense.
 
Mike
 
 
 
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Michael Poulin
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Noreen Reale Falcone Library
Le Moyne College
1429 Salt Springs Road
Syracuse, NY 13214
 
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fax:  315-445-4642
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>>> glee@xxxxxxxxxx 8/21/2003 4:18:34 PM >>>

Hello:

We had successfully set up and created new acquisition booklists 
using the ACQ.PL script in Windows 98. We have moved up to Windows 
XP. I've installed ActivePerl, but when I click on the script, it 
only opens it in Notepad? Has anyone encountered this problem? Do I 
need to run the Windows installer? The program notes for NT seem to 
indicate that it doesn't need to be run, but I thought I'd ask here.

Thanks for your suggestions.

Sincerely,
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Grace E. Lee, Electronic Services Librarian
Mendik Library, New York Law School
57 Worth St., NY NY 10013
212-431-2858
email:glee@xxxxxxxxxx



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