This only works for pure-perl modules with no none-core dependencies, but it's my first course of action when PPM-Shell fails to find a module. Which is quite common if you use 64-bit Perl.

Even more surprising that so many Pure-Perl modules are amongst those missing. In this case, probably because teh make test fails for automated script because the module relies upon environment variables?

  1. Got to http://search.cpan.org/~jrennie/WordNet-QueryData-1.49/QueryData.pm
  2. Click "Source"
  3. Type ^S (or whatever is save-as in your browser)
  4. Navigate to c:\perl64\site\lib (or where your perl is located).
  5. Click the "Create new folder" icon; type "WordNet" and hit enter.
  6. Ensure the filename in the "Save as" dialog reads "QueryData.pm"
  7. Click "Save".
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In reply to Re: Installing WordNet::QueryData on Win7/Perl64 by BrowserUk
in thread Installing WordNet::QueryData on Win7/Perl64 by cormanaz

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