You could use berrybrew. One of the design purposes is to allow you to use as many versions of Strawberry Perl as you want, then easily switch back to the system (in this case ActiveState) Perl instance.

You can install from Github (above link), or via a zip file per the Installation instructions.

Then:

cd berrybrew
bin\berrybrew.exe config

# close cmd window, open a new one

berrybrew install 5.24.1_64
berrybrew switch 5.24.1_64

# open new cmd window

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At this point you're using Strawberry Portable version 5.24.1. To switch back to ActiveState:

berrybrew off

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To go back to a berrybrew managed Strawberry instance, just use the switch command per above.

In reply to Re: Using ActivePerl and Strawberry simultaneously by stevieb
in thread Using ActivePerl and Strawberry simultaneously by dhannotte

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