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If you use ActivePerl (<a href="http://www.activestate.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.activestate.com/</a>), use PPM (perl package manager):<br />
ppm install Win32-API<br />
from command prompt.
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If you use ActivePerl (http://www.activestate.com/ [http://www.activestate.com/]), use PPM (perl package manager):
ppm install Win32-API
from command prompt.

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Thanks,<br />
I ended up using the PPM package from active state.
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Thanks,
I ended up using the PPM package from active state.

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Where can I get nmake to install perl modules?? &nbsp;The perl documentation lists the microsoft site. &nbsp;But the link is bad. And I can't find it by searching.<br />
Are there any alternatives?<br />
The module in question just needs to be installed not compliled(I think). &nbsp;It is the win32::api module. &nbsp;<br />
Is there a way to install it by hand? (moving files into the right directory) &nbsp;Or is it more complicated than that.<br />
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Thanks for your help.
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Where can I get nmake to install perl modules??  The perl documentation lists the microsoft site.  But the link is bad. And I can't find it by searching.
Are there any alternatives?
The module in question just needs to be installed not compliled(I think).  It is the win32::api module.  
Is there a way to install it by hand? (moving files into the right directory)  Or is it more complicated than that.

Thanks for your help.

Where can I get nmake to install perl modules??(Win32)

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