Hi I'm trying to get some old Perl scripts written for a Solaris Unix server to work on a windows server. The installation seemed to go fine but I'm having trouble locating a module. Using ppm I can find the Mail::Sender module in a local repository but when I try and compile/run my code it comes up unable to find Mail::Sender.
ppm> install mail::sender
Searching for 'mail::sender' returned multiple results. Using 'search'
+ instead..
.
Searching in Active Repositories
  1. Mail-Sender      [0.8.13] Send mails with attachments through a S
+MTP serv~
  2. Mail-Sender-Easy [v0.0.5] Super Easy to use simplified interface 
+to Mail:~
ppm> 1
Unknown command '1'; type 'help' for a list of commands.
ppm> uninstall mail::sender
Error: package 'mail::sender' is not installed.
ppm> uninstall Mail::Sender
Error: package 'Mail::Sender' is not installed.
ppm> install Mail::Sender
Searching for 'Mail::Sender' returned multiple results. Using 'search'
+ instead..
.
Searching in Active Repositories
  1. Mail-Sender      [0.8.13] Send mails with attachments through a S
+MTP serv~
  2. Mail-Sender-Easy [v0.0.5] Super Easy to use simplified interface 
+to Mail:~
ppm> q

C:\Perl\bin>cd ../../scripts

C:\scripts>cr_trans_sh.pl
Can't locate Mail/Sender.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /home/interface/se
+ctran/lib
/home/interface/scripts/Perl_Modules C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .) a
+t C:\scrip
ts\cr_trans_sh.pl line 14.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at C:\scripts\cr_trans_sh.pl line 14
+.

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The only change to the script was the first line indicating where Perl is loaded from - was #!/usr/bin/Perl and is now just #!Perl.
The begining of my script is 
#!perl -c
#
###############################################################
# Extra Modules should be declared here.                      #
# All these modules MUST be found on the server attempting to #
# call this script.                                           #
###############################################################
#
use strict ;                                         # Enforce private
+ variables
use lib '/home/interface/scripts/Perl_Modules' ;     # Where ACC_Vario
+us lives
use lib '/home/interface/sectran/lib' ;              # Where SECTRAN l
+ives
use sectran ;                                        # In-House FTP Pe
+rl Module
use Cwd ;                                            # Current Working
+ Directory Module
use Mail::Sender;                                    # Email module
#

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I suspect I'm missing something obvious but I can't see it. Anyone know what mistake I've made?
Cheers

In reply to Perl Modules in Windows problem by Ronnie

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