I am having trouble getting Win32::RASE to run properly. I am using ActivePerl 5.6 (Build 6.20) on Windows 98.

My test program has only one line it it: use Win32::RASE;

The error message is: 
perl test.pl
Win32::RASE::TAPIlineGetTranslateCaps() called too early to check prot
+otype at C
:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/RASE.pm line 266.

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Line 266 of RASE.PM is: TAPIlineGetTranslateCaps();

This is a description of TAPIlineGetTranslateCaps(); found later in the RASE.PM module

The common rule here is that empty or blank values will produce 0.0.0.
+0
(as well as "0.0.0.0" itself).

  CountryID        - 
  CountryName      - 
  CountryCode      - 
  AreaCode         - 

(Country ID-Name-Code and AreaCode are described in the
C<TAPIlineGetTranslateCaps()> section except that here they are descri
+bing
the computer you want to dial to.)

In C<RasSetEntryProperties()>
C<CountryName> would be ignored. C<CountryID> not matching C<CountryCo
+de>
would give error. You could easily give only one of these two values. 
+C<CountryCode>
would be counted properly if C<CountryID> is given (described in
C<TAPIlineGetTranslateCaps()> section). But if you'll give C<CountryCo
+de>
C<CountryID> would be set equal to C<CountryCode> that is sometimes in
+correct
but does not affect the dialup connection.

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Do I have to set some values in the module or change something in Windows to get this to work.

In reply to Win32::RASE Not Working by JohnB

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