Its not made for cpan
ADMINMISC_SOURCE
|   Accounts.h
|   Accounts_Lite.h
|   adminbuild.h
|   adminmisc.cpp
|   ADMINMISC.DEF
|   AdminMisc.dsp   Microsoft Developer Studio Project File
|   ADMINMISC.H
|   ADMINMISC.PM
|   AdminMisc.RC
|   CDNS.cpp
|   CDNS.hpp
|   CFunMap.cpp
|   CFunMap.hpp
|   constant.cpp
|   constant.h
|   CPUID.C
|   Cpuid.h
|   DNS.CPP
|   DNS.H
|   README
|   README.POD
|   resource.h
|   Speed.c
|   Speed.h
|   VERSION.H
|   Win32-AdminMisc.ppd
|   WinCPUID.c
|   WinCPUID.h
|   WinCPUIDlib.lib
|
+---include
|       preWin32Perl.h
|       Win32Perl.h
|
+---lib
|       Accounts_Lite.lib
|
\---test
    |   desktop.pl
    |   MemGroup.pl
    |   NewDesktop.pl
    |   RenameUser.pl
    |   ResetDesktop.pl
    |   SCHED.PL
    |   SCHED2.PL
    |   SWITCH.PL
    |   Test.pl
    |
    \---t
            CreateAsUser.pl
            GetDriveSpace.pl

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In reply to Re^2: impersonation under win32 by Anonymous Monk
in thread impersonation under win32 by briannz556

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