You don't tell us what you've tried so far and how it didn't work. Searching Google using PPM WWW::Curl returns on the first page the link to WWW::Curl, which shows PPM packages for ActiveState Perl 5.6 and 5.8. Maybe you can tell us how these packages didn't work for you?

The alternative approach would be to download and compile libcurl from http://curl.haxx.se and then to use the cpan script to download and compile WWW::Curl. This requires you to have a matching C compiler for your ActiveState Perl, which either MSVC 6 or the MinGW gcc.

In reply to Re: Install WWW::Curl by Corion
in thread Install WWW::Curl by jai_dgl

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