Why can't you install Win32::Perms naturally?

anyways, you were close in your manual attempts .. make your file structure look like this (but be aware this still might not work if there are other files that Win32/Perms.pm depends upon): 
  yourscript.pl
  Win32/Perms.pm
And then in yourscript.pl do: 
  use lib qw/ c:\wherever\that\stuff\is /;
  use Win32::Perms;

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Look at perldoc -f use<c> and <c>perldoc -f require for more info how how tihngs are included..

In reply to Re: use win32::perms without installing it by davidrw
in thread use win32::perms without installing it by Anonymous Monk

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