Hi this is driving me nuts. I just installed perl. I went into the perl package and installed sendmail. Now when I try and run my test script i get: Can't locate object method "new" via package "Mail::SendMail" (perhaps you forgo t to load "Mail::SendMail"?) at C:\Temp\sendmail.pl line 14. Here is my code: 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
     use Mail::SendMail;

 $smtpserver         = "mail.karger.net";
    $smtpport         = 25;
    $sender             = 'Karger <karger@karger.com>';
    $subject             = "OMG NO";
    $recipient         = '<karger@karger.com>';
    $replyto             = $sender;
    $header             = "X-Mailer";
    $headervalue         = "Perl SendMail Module 1.09";
    
    
    $obj = new Mail::SendMail();
    $obj = new SendMail($smtpserver);
    $obj = new SendMail($smtpserver,    $smtpport);
    
    $obj->From($sender);
    $obj->Subject($subject);
    $obj->To($recipient);
    $obj->ReplyTo($replyto);
    $obj->setMailHeader($header, $headervalue);

    if ($obj->sendMail() != 0) {
     print $obj->{'error'}."\n";
       }

       $obj->reset();

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HELP!

In reply to Can't locate objet method "new" via package "Mail::SendMail" by karger

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