Hi, I could run this program on my PC installed with WIN 98 os(With Active Perl). But the same not working on WIN NT. I am using Indigo PERL on WIN NT. The error is
Win32::OLE::Const->Load: No or invalid type library name at test.pl li +ne #some no# Win32::OLE(0.13): GetOleTypeLibObject() Not a Win32::OLETypeLib object + at e:/perl56i/site/lib/Win32/OLE/Const.pm line 34.
Is there any problem with library module Const.pm or it does not work on WIN NT. I appreciate your help. I thoughtof cutting and pasting the error. I used perl test.pl > error.txt. But the above error is not copied to error.txt. I also need how to redirect error to a file on Win NT. There are no buttons to cut and paste. I am trying this program at MS Dos command Prompt. Thanks Ashok

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