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Windows command in Perl...please help!
You'll need to double up on the '\' characters in the command, for a start. Try this, it should show you what I mean. print "\\"; print "\n"; print "\\\\"; Is that bit of code meant to create a shared folder ? There are other ways of doing that. Have a look at...
