Great perlmonks, I have a problem. I have this code (below) that works on my local maching without a problem. I installed perl, with the same libraries and everything, on another computer. I moved the script over to the new computer to find that the script can't find the "find.pl". I think that I tried everything to make it work. I am confused because it worked fine on my computer. Can anyone help. 
-w;
require 'c:\perl\lib\find.pl';
use File::find;
find(\&wanted, 'c:\perlpractice');
sub wanted {
    
my $filename = "$File::Find::name"; 
    $file = $filename;
     if (-M $file >= 3){    
        unlink $file; 
        $count++;
}
}

$count = '0' if $count == "0 ";
print "$count files were successfully deleted.";

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