Hello: Recently I had to reinstall perl 5.6 and PerlDev Kit from ActiveState. It seems like it hosed up my registry. I compiled a perl application using Perlapp 3.0 with the -f (freestanding) option and I deployed it to another computer and I received the following error: 
Can't locate File/Basename.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
C:\DOCUME~1\tconti\LOCALS~
1\Temp\2\XMLTest\{C1521678-58D3-4255-8522-22E56B852F4F}\ .) at
XML/Simple.pm lin
e 157.

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When I run the same executable on my computer it works fine. I verified that the packages it is complaining aboout exist. Attached is a small test program that generated the above error. Any ideas? Thanks, Tom 
use XML::Simple;
use Data::Dumper;

       $parser = new XML::Simple;  
       $configHash = $parser->XMLin('d:\test.xml', searchpath => '.', 
+forcearray => ['valueType']);

       print Dumper($configHash);

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