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WIN32 PERL PROGRAMMING: THE STANDARD EXTENSIONS
SECOND EDITION IS HERE!!!

It has been almost three years since the release of Win32 Perl Programming: The
Standard Extensions. Many things have changed and the demand has been high for a
second edition. Well, the wait is over. The ever popular TSE book has been
updated with a second edition!
This second edition covers new material such as Win32 security, COM events,
Windows Terminal Services, the Win32::Lanman module and the list goes on. Packed
with hundreds of new pages and over 150 new code examples Win32 Perl
Programming: The Standard Extensions, Second Edition helps decode the
complexities of Win32 Perl programming.



This book is now available online as part of the online Safari library!




CHECK OUT DAVE ROTH'S PERL ARTICLES
 

Read our own Dave Roth's articles from The Windows IT Pro Scripting site. This
is a great resource for anyone who needs to administrate Windows machines. The
newsletter covers a range of scripting languages such as Perl, VB and Java.
Dave's articles covers such interesting topics as:


Enabling Perl to use talk using speech synthesis How to use MS Graph to make
great charts How to manage IE's cookies and cache Interacting with MSN Messenger
How to search the Registry Securely storing data on a Win32 machine How to use
WMI from Perl ...and much more!




ARE YOU NEW TO PERL?

So you are new to Perl, or maybe you are just new to Perl on Win32 platforms.
This is nothing to be concerned about. Just check out these sites to get
started:
 * Our Perl start page
 * The Windows Perl Blog
 * The Windows Perl Forum
 * Our related Perl links page
 * Download and install Win32 Perl from ActiveState Tool Corp
 * Read like a maniac! Check out our recommended books page
 * Have a look at samples scripts at the Roth Consulting Script Repository


WINDOWS PERL BLOG
&
WINDOWS PERL FORUMS

Our site has both forums and a blog discussing Perl (in particular Windows
Perl). You can see what others are thinking as well as post your own thoughts.



The Windows Perl Blog

The Windows Perl Forum




OUR SECOND BOOK IS OUT IN THE BOOKSTORES!
WIN32 PERL SCRIPTING: ADMINISTRATOR'S HANDBOOK



IN THIS EXCELLENT BOOK AUTHOR DAVE ROTH SHOWS HOW TO TAME SOME OF THE MORE
TEDIOUS PROBLEMS OF WIN32 ADMINISTRATION.

His weapon of choice: Perl, of course. Based on the author's experience, the
book details philosophies and strategies relating to how administrators can
increase productivity without having to manually perform tasks or purchase
costly software. The result: remarkable savings in administration time and cost.
Administrators will appreciate the ready-to-run scripts that automate mundane
and repetitive tasks, achieving their goals exponentially faster than previously
possible. Managers will marvel over the cost savings in both software and
administrative manpower.



This book complements our first one, Win32 Perl Programming: The Standard
Extensions. Where the Standard Extensions book details how to use different
Win32 Perl extensions, the Administrator's Handbook addresses different
administrative tasks providing a wide spectrum of scripts. The distinctive
strength of the Administrator's Handbook lies in demonstrating how to use Perl
creatively to resolve most any administrative task. The strategies discussed
will help administrators advance the capabilities and customize the book's
scripts according to their specific needs. This volume covers topics that will:
 


Manage user privileges Disable and enable user accounts in bulk Manage processes
on remote machines Walk through an IIS web site Create Win32 services using Perl
Make effective use of user logon scripts
...just to name a few things.



The book is available in bookstores. You can also order it now through
Amazon.com.
We have more information on Win32 Perl Scripting: Administrator's Handbook.


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Our Win32 Perl Programming: The Standard Extensions book is also available
through Amazon.com.
More information on this book is available as well.


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You can also check out our recommended book page.




THE ~HOME ISAPI FILTER
 

UNIX administrators can now rejoice!
Any UNIX administrator can tell you that users can access their home directories
by using the tilde (~) character. This functionality does not exist on NT, until
now.

The ~Home ISAPI Filter allows user directories to be accessed by prefixing a
user account with a ~ (or any other) token. The filter is totally configurable
and can map a user's home directory, profile directory, or some other directory.
With caching and cross domain support this ISAPI filter is a perfect compliment
to NT's IIS web server.

If you are transitioning from UNIX to NT you owe it to yourself to check this
out:
More info is on the ~Home ISAPI Filter page.


THE ROTH CONSULTING
PERL SCRIPT REPOSITORY

Our Perl Script Repository is a place to go when you are in need of a Perl
script. You may not find the perfect script that fits your needs however it may
be the just place to peruse scripts that can get you started.

The repository is a place for Perl coders to submit scripts that have served
them well so that others can benefit from them. It also provides a place for
good programmers to be discovered. Each script is linked to its author's brief
biography. This is useful when looking for a programmer to contract with.

Check it out:
http://www.roth.net/perl/scripts/



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OUR PRESENTATIONS


LISA-NT CONFERENCE

1999

In July, 1999, Dave Roth presented a white paper at the LISA-NT Conference in
Seattle, Washington. The paper outlines a strategy for implementing a network
management system using off-the-shelf products such as Perl. This low cost
infrastructure is the equivalent to a poor-man's SMS at only a fraction of the
cost of implementing Microsoft's Systems Management Server or other commercial
SMS products.
The white paper A Networked Machine Management System is available online as is
the PowerPoint presentation.


ANNUAL O'REILLY PERL CONFERENCES

1997

A slide show on Win32::ODBC that was presented at the First Annual Perl
Conference in 1997 is available in both the PowerPoint version and in an online
version.



1999

At the 3rd Annual Perl Conference in Monterey, CA, Dave Roth gave a presentation
on using Win32::OLE and Win32::ODBC called OLE and ODBC: Taming The
Technologies. The power point presentations are available online:

The OLE session The ODBC session



2000

At the 4th Annual Perl Conference in Monterey, CA, Dave Roth gave a presentation
on using Win32::OLE called Exploiting Perl on Windows with OLE/COM. This was a
modified version of 1999 COM tutorial.
The power point presentation and demos are available online:

OLE/COM Power Point presentation MS Word simple demo Graphing demo with MS Excel






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