Very important -but very un-programmer-ish - is to read the documentation at the top of the script. It's explained there how to make it run.
The whole script can't do a thing if it can't open those files. And my daughter is the user, not the administrator. I'm the one who makes it work (to be quite correct: this morning I was responsible for the whole damn thing to crash so she had to go to school without her pVoice :( Literally a crying shame ), she's the one to use it.

But -even more important- this is only version 0.01...things will be better in the future...tonight will be an evening full of pStory (see my homenode for details...Tomorrow night will probably be a night full of pVoice...

Jouke Visser, Perl 'Adept'

In reply to Re: Re: pVoice 0.01 by Jouke
in thread pVoice 0.01 by Jouke

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