No, I believe it's just called lanman, I think that I got it from jenda's pages.. but I can't get there right now. Not sure if maybe the activestate ppm rep has it? Try http://jenda.mccann.cz/ and see if you can hit it.

UPDATE: found the working link here and as much as I agree with tye's rant below, this is a really good module, why it's not on cpan is beyond me.

Another update: This IS on cpan, just didn't see it the first glance I took, check the win32 directory and look for lanman.1.0.8.1.zip - no win32 in front :-)

In reply to RE: RE: Re: Win32:Getting the Full Name from User Manager by the_slycer
in thread Win32:Getting the Full Name from User Manager by OzzyOsbourne

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