Running Strawberry Perl on a Windows Vista machine.

I am trying to call the Math::Random::MT::Auto module. But when I do, it returns the common error:

Can't locate loadable object for module Math::Random::MT::Auto in @INC

The code I am using is simply 

use strict;
use warnings;
use Math::Random::MT::Auto;

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Although I compiled the module after downloading it, I certainly had little idea what I was doing or where it was supposed to go. Anyone able to point me to a previous "Modules 101 for Windows" write up or walkthrough will get my thanks and an unlimited supply of pseudo random numbers. Thanks!

In reply to Yet Another Unlocatable Loadable Object by Randomice

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