<br />: <br />: #These next fields come in from the form, your form should have at l <br />: +east the following <br />: # fields: To, SendersDepartment, Sender, subject <b

= 'mailhub.health.nb.ca'; <br />#These next fields come in from the form, your form should have at l <br />+east the following <br /># fields: To, SendersDepartment, Sender, subject

/>: <br />: #These next fields come in from the form, your form should have at l<br />: +east the following<br />: # fields: To, SendersDepartment, Sender, subject<br />: m

= 'mailhub.health.nb.ca';<br />#These next fields come in from the form, your form should have at l<br />+east the following<br /># fields: To, SendersDepartment, Sender, subject<

$number = 79; #the number that you need

: : : : #then to call it just use nmap $PERLSCRIPTVAR

: : : #then to call it just use nmap $PERLSCRIPTVAR

: : #then to call it just use nmap $PERLSCRIPTVAR

: #then to call it just use nmap $PERLSCRIPTVAR

#then to call it just use nmap $PERLSCRIPTVAR

i'm not a c/c++ coder, but i believe you can solve your problem with the #IF..#THEN..#ENDIF. whenever you create your own include file, you should always begin with... or, perhaps an example will do: