It means that somehow "emptyenum" got defined twice. You can search the code for that string and see if you can figure it out.
I suspect that there is either something unusual about your usage, or you have a messed up installation. But I don't know as I no longer use Windows.
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Get rid of the perl interpreter on line1. I had the same problem. After that, my windows2000 system worked fine with the script.
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Have you just killed the messenger? That is, perhaps deleting #! perl -w just turns off warning messages? At least that's what I find on MY w2k system.
(And I'm still in the dark about
Constant subroutine emptyenum redefined at C:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/OLE/Const.pm line -1, <DATA> line 183 )
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