AM: thank you for your investment of time and energy.

Now, are you referring to your response in: www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1030954 ?
If so, then some instructions there are unclear:

Like I said, I am reluctant to install another Perl installation (citrus); considering that, are all statements in your post, commands that I should enter at the command line?

pm-uninstall -f -v Wx Alien::wxWidgets

is that a command I should enter?

For 2.9.4 builds add : http://www.wxperl.co.uk/repo29
What do you mean by "add"? where do I have to add it?

ppm remove Wx Alien-wxWidgets 
ppm install http://www.wxperl.co.uk/repo29/Wx.ppd

are these commands that I should use with the StrawberryPerl PPM utility, or did you assume I was running ActivePerl?

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