Hi Thomas,

PPM definitely makes installation easier under Windows. In order to find the modules you're looking for, you can type the following at the PPM prompt:

search module_name

[download]

So, in the case of your 'log-logger' module, you could type:

search log-logger

[download]

and you would get

Searching in Active Repositories
  1.  Log-Logger    [1.01]  OO interface to user defined logfile
  2.  Log-Logger    [1.01]  OO interface to user defined logfile

[download]

To install, you then type the 'install' command along with the name, or number, of the module.

In addition, type 'help' at the PPM prompt to get a listing of the commands available. :)

HTH,

/Larry

In reply to Re: Problem Solved. Use - not :: by larryp
in thread CPAN "install" redefines bunches of stuff. Should I worry? by tphyahoo

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