thanks, i will try again using the PPM. For some reason if i could remember correctly that the PPM had an older version of the DBI which was the reason why I went to cpan for it, when I originally downloaded onto my pc here. Said i needed a minimum version, but I guess it should work with the 5.004 version now.. so I will retry and use that. As far as the 'perl -v', yes i did do that and I thought i would get the v5.6...also. But I'll give it one more try.. play around a bit more..see what happens.
Thank you.
Zo

In reply to Re: Re: Windows 2000 Server and Installing Perl (boo) by Zo
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