hi guys, can you please tell me how do i install the module Email::Send::SMTP::Gmail, i've tried with cpan, and ppm install, but its showing "error installing package, don't know what it is, could not locate ppd file!!. Else can you tell me how do i send an attachment via gmail using perl. thanks guys. the code im using is given below, its showing the error "BEGIN failed at line 4" 
use strict;
use warnings;   

use Email::Send::SMTP::Gmail;
my $mail=Email::Send::SMTP::Gmail->new( -smtp=>'smtp.gmail.com',
                                           -login=>'myid',
                                           -pass=>'mypasswrd');
$mail->send(-to=>'sendtoid', -subject=>'Hello!', -body=>'Just testing 
+it', 
               -attachments=>'C:/strawberry/perl/test.txt');
$mail->bye;

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guys i used cpan Gmail, and it worked just fine, but now i'm getting a whole new kind of an error, my code is the same as above but now its showing :: 'Can't locate object method "new" via package "Email::Send::SMTP::Gmail" <perhaps you forgot to load "Email::Send::SMTP::Gmail"> at email1.pl line 5' please help

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