I've got a program I'm working on using Win32::GUI. All of my syntax is correct (it's included below if you would like to check) and I've got the latest releases of Activestate Perl and the Win32::GUI perl module. However, the command line interpeter is CRASHING whenever I try to compile. I've tried this on several computers now. I've traced the actual line that's causing it to crash to the one below:
$main->AddLabel(-text => $text);

Any suggestions, reasons this might be happening because I'm stumped.

use Win32::GUI;
$text = "Testing!";
$main = Win32::GUI::Window->new(
        -name   => 'Main',
        -text   => 'INSCO Inventory Manager',
        -height => '600,
        -width  => '800'
);
$main->AddLabel(-text => $text);

$main->Show();
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
sub Main_Terminate {
    -1;
}

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