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'ere I am, J.M.! The ghost in the machine:
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'ere I am, J.M.! The ghost in the machine:
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Friday May 28, 2004
05:03 PM
The Seven Year Inch
I uploaded a new version of Spreadsheet::WriteExcel to CPAN.
This supports the Excel 97 format (seven years later) and thus long strings and Unicode.
It is the culmination of a long period of work in a difficult year. But I'll leave that story for another time.
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do, after all. The fact that it takes a little hard work from the
programmer to make the computer do hard work should not be a
consideration when the payoff is big.
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Excellent (Score:2)
You're a superstar!
Re:Excellent (Score:1)
I second that opinion. Thank you for making everybody's life easier.
<round of applause>