One perl installed. There is nothing wrong with the .dll itself. I've compared checksums of the .dll on 20 different machines, and they all match. And keep in mind, this loads and works fine 99.99% of the time.
I've learned something new here, putting an eval block around the glob does nothing. Apparently the compiler sees the glob at compile time, and goes off to load the File::Glob module at that time.
So now I'm faced with a different issue that I may form as another SoPW
Thanks,
~Jeff
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