Hi Corion,

Thanks for the reply..

Actually I need to install win32::API module on a PC where MS Visual Studio is not installed and the perl version is 5.6.1.635.

So, I downloaded win32-API module into my local PC where VS and perl 5.12 are installed and compiled by giving following commands:
1)perl Makefile.PL
2)nmake
3)make blib folder as Tar.gz file
4)nmake ppd

After Compilation is done, I moved this tar file to destination PC and run below command:
1)ppm install Win32-API.ppd

Here from your reply I am expecting that, since I compiled with perl version 5.12, I am getting the error. Isn't it?

I will try with perl version 5.6 and post the results.

Thanks

In reply to Re^4: Need to have win32::API module compatible with perl 5.6.1.635 by PerlRider
in thread Need to have win32::API module compatible with perl 5.6.1.635 by PerlRider

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