[mrtg] Re: OT: Perl Book recommendations

[Jim Horwath]

Bill,

I would recommend O'Riely books, they have the defacto standard.  If you 
are serious about using Perl and need to get information quickly, with 
minimum effort  but maximum effect check out the Perl Bookshelf.  It is 
a communion of 6 perl books that are included on a CD.  The CD has the 
ability to search all six books at once.  Getting snippets of good, 
usable code is a breeze.  FWIW my 2 cents.

Regards,

Jim

Bill Carter wrote:

>I am looking for a recommendation for a book on Purl.  I have a networking
>background and no programming/scripting experience.
>
>thanks
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>Bill
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