You could download the Module-Name.ppd file after seaching repositories online (See PPM::Repositories or searching via Google) and install via:

C:\location_of_ppd_file\ppm install --location=. Module-Name

Perhaps reading A guide to installing modules for Win32 from the tutorials section would be worth while.

Apparently you can use cpan from Active State Perl.

I tend to carry a mini Cpan Mirror around with me, see CPAN::Mini, which is often very helpful.

Hope this helps

Martin

In reply to Re: Problems installing new Modules for ActiveState v 5.10 by marto
in thread Problems installing new Modules for ActiveState v 5.10 by SirClive

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