After spending time on google and super-search, I did not locate Window HTML Help file for Perl version 5.6 or later. I have a HELP file for Perl 5.5, but would prefer something more current. Do anyone have a location for help file?
Yes, I know about 'perldoc' command and perldoc web site, which are quite helpful. I want the newer HELP file so that I can invoke help requests from within my text editor (via right click on Perl code).

UPDATE: To clarify, the HTML version of the many, many POD files distributed with Activestate installation is not what I was hoping for. I was hoping for one HELP file, i.e. a .chm file gives me a general search feature from within my text editor (Multi-Edit). That is, point cursor at keyword, function, or module name and right-click context menu to do HELP lookup quickly.

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