Thanks biohisham for wonderful explanation.

I did step by step same what you mentioned.

1st thing.

Earlier also I used the PPM command on the dos promt and graphical package manager used to popup but the package Win32-GuiTest.ppd is not listed in the package list.

2nd Today I tried.

 ppm-shell.bat after that it showed

 C:\Temp>ppm-shell.bat ppm.

OUTPUT was

4.06 (ActivePerl 1006) Copyright (C) 2009 ActiveState Software Inc. All rights reserved. .

Then I tried .

ppm> install Win32::GuiTest .

Output was: No missing packages to install .

Does it mean that Win32::GuiTest package is already installed in my machine ?.

Thanks a lot

In reply to Re^2: Unable to install Win32-GuiTest.ppd on Win XP by rohn
in thread Unable to install Win32-GuiTest.ppd on Win XP by rohn

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