Thank you very much for your help, I did not have nmake.exe and had no idea
where to get it. I do decompress in a temp folder -- I just did not mention
that step.
"Jenda Krynicky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Oliver,
Your guess was correct--I did not h ave the nmake exe file and had no idea
where to get it, so thank you very much for the link. It saved me a lot of
time.
"Oliver Andrich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Thomas,
I do extract it in a temp folder and then move it to \perl\site\lib. ( I
forgot to put in that step.
)
Sure enough I was missing the nmake.exe program.
Thanks for the link. I had no idea where to get it.
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> personally I would extract the archive in the perl lib path, but
> somewhere else, cause nmake install we do the required magic to install
> the stuff.
And now in more or less correct english. ;)
I wouldn'd extract the source package in the lib path but somewhere else.
nmake install will do t
Hi Thomas,
> I am attempting to install a module on a Win2K machine using Active State
> Perl v5.6.0 build 615.
>
> I decompress the module and extract its contents to a new folder in
> \perl\site\lib. Then in the command prompt I 'cd' into that new
> directory and type 'perl makefile.pl' --eve
From: "Thomas Whitney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am attempting to install a module on a Win2K machine using Active
> State Perl v5.6.0 build 615.
>
> I decompress the module and extract its contents to a new folder in
> \perl\site\lib.
You should decompress it into a temporar
I am attempting to install a module on a Win2K machine using Active State
Perl v5.6.0 build 615.
I decompress the module and extract its contents to a new folder in
\perl\site\lib. Then in the command prompt I 'cd' into that new directory
and type 'perl makefile.pl' --everything goes fine, ther
