Good Morning Monks.
I'm getting the following error: "can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference at: C:/Perl64/site/lib/PDF/Reuse.pm line 995
PDF::Reuse::skrivSida() called at C:/Perl64/site/lib/PDF/Reuse.pm line 1017
The entire section of code from the PDF/Reuse.pm module is below. This code works fine on WinXP and not on Win7 as stated in my previous posts. Thanks in advance. 

$stream = '';

    my $tSida = $sida + 1;
    # OLD PERL WINXP
    #if ((@annots) 
    #|| (defined @{$links{'-1'}}) 
    #|| (defined @{$links{$tSida}}))
     if( @annots || @{$links{'-1'}} || @{$links{$tSida}} ) 
    {  $sidObjekt .= '/Annots ' . mergeLinks() . ' 0 R';
    }
    if (defined $AAPageSaved)
    {  $sidObjekt .= "/AA $AAPageSaved";
       undef $AAPageSaved;
    }
    $sidObjekt .= ">>endobj\n";
    $objekt[$sidObjNr] = $pos;
    $pos += syswrite UTFIL, $sidObjekt;
    push @{$kids[0]}, $sidObjNr;
    $sida++;
    $counts[0]++;
    if ($counts[0] > 9)
    {  ordnaNoder(8); }
}


sub prEnd
{   if (! $pos)
    {  return;
    }
    if ($stream)
    { skrivSida(); }
    skrivUtNoder();

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