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I think I finally found a way to scan checks in and use Perl to more-or-less automatically resize them and also put them in the right folder.  Mwahahaha.

Except I'm nervous about testing it.  Alas.

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When you go to a property management place to talk about one of their apartment conclaves, what's expected of me?  There's an application fee -- do I bring that?  I assume so, as I'll be applying.  If both Josh and I are applying, should he come with, if possible?

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#1

I think I finally found a way to scan checks in and use Perl to more-or-less automatically resize them and also put them in the right folder.  Mwahahaha.

Except I'm nervous about testing it.  Alas.

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#2

When you go to a property management place to talk about one of their apartment conclaves, what's expected of me?  There's an application fee -- do I bring that?  I assume so, as I'll be applying.  If both Josh and I are applying, should he come with, if possible?
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What is the command-line regex in Perl for "replace every line that does NOT have $string in it"?

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Perl question ahead.  ISO assistance regarding remaining logged in while I do things.

[eta] Why do I even bother?  I found a workaround.

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Well, dammit, apparently Authorize.net doesn't have a reporting API thingamabobber available.

Oh well.  It's not as hard as I thought to write something fairly automated in Perl, so that's okay, at least.
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