Re^3: How do I start perl without having a "cmd.exe" window (wperl)

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Another option is to create a shortcut to your perl script. Edit the target (on the properties menu) of the shortcut to use wperl. Your script becomes the argument of wperl. It may be necessary to specify the full path of the script. I choose to move the shortcuts to my desktop.

Bill

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Re^4: How do I start perl without having a "cmd.exe" window (wperl) by james28909 (Deacon) on Mar 30, 2015 at 03:40 UTC
For this, you can put the perl script in your system32 folder (also syswow64 folder) and call them without having to type the full path of the script. Go ahead and try it :) Or you can also just slap the script into your perl/bin folder as well	[reply]

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