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Hi,
I only had to type: c:\>ppm install dbi and it works fine for me. You can do c:\>ppm and then type in the console search dbi PPM should tell you if there is any package like 'DBI' in your repository The repository is the location in which activeperl looks for modules You can view/set your repository with 'set' command on ppm interface. For example c:\>ppm set In my activeperl (build 626) is ActiveState Package Repository: http://ppm.ActiveState.com/cgibin/PPM/ppmserver.pl?urn:/PPMServer If you aren't able to install the module (It should happen) you can "force" PPM to search in one place using the ppm "install" command with "location" This is the syntax for the ppm "install" command, PPM> help install install --location=location package1 ... packageN So you can type install --location=http://www.activestate/packages dbi install --location=http://www.activestate/ppmpackages/5.6 dbi and so on Hope this helps Hopes In reply to Re: How to use PPM (WIN32)...
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