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npeelman
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Post by npeelman »

mohson wrote:thanks alot thats sorted and its brilliant but there a re a few other things that Ive posted on here which no one seems to be able to help with: search forums by author for my name: mohson - all of the older dated stuff I have sorted but some of the more recent posts still need answers would really appreciate it. Is there any chance I could send you private emails if I get stuck with anything??

I really appreciate your willingness to help with my original post

Cheers
Sure, no problem. I'm no master but i'll help if I can.

Norm
rehfeld
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Post by rehfeld »

mohson

i dont think its that people did not know the answer to your questions.
its usually that you just arent asking the right question


theres some stickies at the top of this forum, read them all, and the links posted in the threads.
it may take some of your time to read it all, but i am positive you will be able to use forums
to help yourself MUCH more effectively after reading them.

one in particular article is this

http://perl.plover.com/Questions.html

and the one in my signature too
mohson
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Post by mohson »

thanks for the advice rehfel - I think my last email came across in the wrong way - this forum has been absolutely fantatsic and there are sooo many helpfull people - I have learnt more here in a week than I learnt at the week long course My University sent me on which cost £1600 for 5 days.

But I Will definately take on yr advice and raed through yr suggestions

Thank again
timvw
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Post by timvw »

as you are already working at the university i think you're better off with some courses on algorithms and datastructures... once you've done those, it's only a matter of finding the most appropriate function in the manual(s).

:)
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