Dear monks, I am working on Windows 7 64 bits and i faced an issue with: 

 $tdc = Win32::OLE->new('TDapiole80.TDconnection', sub {$_[0]->Quit;})
            or die "Failed to load OTAClient DLL.\n";

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Perl program can not load OTAClient ddl. It seems an issue with different windows version. How can i fix it using the existing Win32 module or install another module for Windows 64 bits? Many thanks in advance! Kind regards, MinMin

In reply to Failed to load OTAClient DDL in Win32::OLE while working on Windows 7 64bit by minmin

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