The better way to create a simple script which will check all dependences and install missing modules: 

my $list_modules = { 'SOAP::Lite' => '0.60', 'Time::Local' => ''};
for my $module (@$list_modules) {       
        eval "use $module $list_modules->{$module}";
        if($@) {
                my $error = $@;
                $error =~ s/\n(.*)$//s;
                print "Not found!!!\n";
                print "\t$error\n" if $error =~ /this is only/;
                if($install) {                        
                        CPAN::Shell->install($module, $list_modules->{
+$module});
                }
        } else { print "Ok\n" }
}

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This works correct under Linux (I mean install modules). Maybe you should find another way for Windows if it won't work.

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In reply to Re: Using @INC with PAR by nite_man
in thread Using @INC with PAR by Anonymous Monk

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