If you're running ActiveState Perl, doesn't it take care of this for you? If you go to a dos window and type path, see if Perl is in your path already.

If not:

1. Using notepad, open c:\autoexex.bat.
2. Once you have that open, look for a line with SET PATH in it. ( Mine looks like SET PATH=C:\Perl\bin\;%PATH%
3. After the semicolon, if it doesn't exist, put in the path to your perl

   That should do the trick.

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