My apologies all for slow response.  Reason for delay: index creation so 
queries would run faster. Ying, Ted, help/support much appreciated.

Here's my situation as it stands:

Instructions to install UMLS-Interface, and UMLS-Similarity.
                     perl Makefile.PL
                    nmake
                    nmake test
                    nmake installUMLS-Interface:
Commands 1 and 2 - success;
Command 3 - error still persists;
then, hoping that test error is only because of File::Spec package and assuming 
that all other packages installed alright, proceeded to... 
Command 4 - success.

UMLS-Similarity:
all 4 commands - success.

Run test query:
Test Query 1
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C:\NLP>umls-similarity.pl --measure lesk C0633633 C1311834
Default Settings:
  --precision 4

User Settings:
  --measure lesk

UMLS-Interface Configuration Information:
(Default Information - no config file)

  Sources (SAB):
     MSH
  Relations (REL):
     PAR
     CHD

  Sources (SABDEF):
     UMLS_ALL
  Relations (RELDEF):
     UMLS_ALL


64.0000<>C0633633(substance P (5-11), 
cyclo(11-5(epsilon))Lys(5)-)<>C1311834(2-methyl-3(2-pyridyl-methyl)-3H-pyrido-(2,3-D)-pyrimidin-4-on
 dihydrochloride)
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Success!

Test Query 2
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C:\NLP>umls-similarity.pl headache pain
Default Settings:
  --precision 4
  --measure path

User Settings:
  No user defined settings

UMLS-Interface Configuration Information:
(Default Information - no config file)

  Sources (SAB):
     MSH
  Relations (REL):
     PAR
     CHD

  Sources (SABDEF):
     UMLS_ALL
  Relations (RELDEF):
     UMLS_ALL


You have requested path information about a concept. In order to obtain this 
information we need to create an
index or resubmit this command using --realtime. Creating an index can be very 
time-consuming, but once it is built your commands will run faster than with 
--realtime.

Do you want to continue with index creation (y/n)y
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still running...

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