Review by for Programming Perl 5.0 Cgi Web Pages for Microsoft Windows Nt (PC Magazine (New York, N.Y.).)
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I’ve never used perl on an NT but this is the book I learned from. Although it gets bad reviews here it is one of the easiest programming books I’ve ever read. One reviewer warns of mistakes but those mistakes are easy to see if you’ve ever programmed in any other language.

Review by for Programming Perl 5.0 Cgi Web Pages for Microsoft Windows Nt (PC Magazine (New York, N.Y.).)
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With so many books on the market right now dealing with Perl, most are designed for use on a UNIX platform. I had purchased several of these books trying to gain a better understanding of Perl. I was pleasantly surprised with the ease and understandability of the Perl language that this book offered. The book lists several real world scripts that every beginning webmaster, like myself, need. I would highly recommend this book as a great starting point for any beginner as well as a very usefull resource for the experienced Perl programmer

Review by for Programming Perl 5.0 Cgi Web Pages for Microsoft Windows Nt (PC Magazine (New York, N.Y.).)
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This is the only book I’ve read that bridges the gap betwen the UNIX world of Perl and the Microsoft hell of NT. Not as indepth on CGI as I would have liked, but Perl explainations and examples are bang on.

Review by perl maven for Programming Perl 5.0 Cgi Web Pages for Microsoft Windows Nt (PC Magazine (New York, N.Y.).)
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For those of us using legacy systems, this is the most comprehensive book I’ve found (and I’ve been searching and serching…) to deal with NT and Perl when it comes to running Intranet and Internet apps. Well writtne for the beginner and the expert who needs a handy refeence to jump between Unix and NT.

Review by for Programming Perl 5.0 Cgi Web Pages for Microsoft Windows Nt (PC Magazine (New York, N.Y.).)
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This book is NOT too bad at all. I disgree with some of the comments that other people have put in, this book got what I need for programming perl, not too much, not too little.