This what I did and it worked (it was the VI Perl toolkit that I needed)

Installing VI Perl ToolKit on windows

• 1. download and do a default install of active perl

• 2. go to c:\perl\bin and run ppm.bat
  • a. Go to the Edit menu and select Preferences
    • I. Add the following repository for the latest version of perl (>= 819):
      http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/
    • II. For older version of perl (<819) use:
      http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/cgi-bin/ppmserver?urn:/PPMServer58

• 3. exit the Perl Package Manage and give the following commands (from \perl\bin)
  • a. ppm install XML-LibXML-Common
  • b. ppm install XML-LibXML
  • c. ppm install Crypt-SSLeay
  • d. ppm install Data-Dumper
  • e. ppm install Class-MethodMaker

• 4. Reboot your system (this is to get the right path settings activated)

• 5. Download the vi perl toolkit
  • a. Unpack the toolkit (for example can be done with winrar)

• 6. Download nmake15 from Microsoft
  • a. Run nmake15.exe
  • b. Copy nmake.* c:\windows

• 7. go to the directory whre you unpacked the VI3 Perl Toolkit and run the following commands
  • a. perl Makefile.PL
  • b. nmake
  • c. nmake install

You are ready now to run any of the perl example scripts or make some cool ones your self. To run a script just run the following command: perl name_or_your_script .pl

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