Good Day all,
I've been working on this issue for some time now and have gone through CPAN, both the Oreilly Perl Cookbook and Nutshell books that I have, and I have gone so far as to email directly Mr. Mark Overmeer (mailtools-1.42) for some advice. He's not too familiar with MSdos .. just familiar w/UNIX so he wasn't able to help me out too much. (Thank you sincerely again if you read this).

I don't know if I loaded the modules correctly on my Windows2000 or what... I keep getting errors such as
Can't locate object method "new" via package "Mail::Mailer" (perhaps you forgot to load?"
Now I know I didn't forget to load it, but maybe I'm missing something here.
Any help/advice from someone who is using the mail modules on windows? I would even try to use SMTP (from reading in the books, but is seems that mail::mailer would be easier).

thank you all in advance
Zo.

In reply to Mail modules on W2K by Zo

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