>> To make the changes to the path permanent, go start, settings, system,
>> advanced, environment variables and add to the PATH.
>Why not "Start" -> "Run" -> notepad c:\autoexec.bat
> :- )
W2k doesn't have to have an AUTOEXEC.BAT. The settings change method above
is correct.
--
To unsu
> Why not "Start" -> "Run" -> notepad c:\autoexec.bat
> :- )
Because it's outdated, it's empty these days, things are done through
the registry. :-)
>>> "Connie Chan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/16/02 11:15am >>>
> Or if you've already done that then check that perl.exe is in your
PATH.
> Type
> Or if you've already done that then check that perl.exe is in your PATH.
> Type path at a command prompt and look for something like c:\perl\bin
>
> if it's not there then do
>
> path = %path%;c:\perl\bin
>
> Replace c:\perl\bin with the correct path to your bin directory
>
I think the OP
> have you installed the perl processing language yet? you need to do that
> first as the no such file or dir message is probably talking about the
perl
> executable, not the script. you can download avtiveperl for free from
> www.activestate.com.
I think the OP have installed perl, try to type
Or if you've already done that then check that perl.exe is in your PATH.
Type path at a command prompt and look for something like c:\perl\bin
if it's not there then do
path = %path%;c:\perl\bin
Replace c:\perl\bin with the correct path to your bin directory
To make the changes to the path per
have you installed the perl processing language yet? you need to do that
first as the no such file or dir message is probably talking about the perl
executable, not the script. you can download avtiveperl for free from
www.activestate.com.
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