Well I still get the same error, yet I changed my path to: C:\strawberry\perl\bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_02\bin;

You will, because when you modified your path, you threw away it original contents, part of which is the path to cmd.exe.

  1. Close your current cmd window.
  2. Open a new one.
  3. Type path %path%c:\strawberry\perl\bin; Enter.
  4. Now try your perldoc command again.

What you should really do is add (not replace!) perl's path to your system path; then you would haven't to do it each time you start a new session.

I'm surprised that strawberry perl's installation doesn't do that for you. Or at least tell you how to do it.

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The start of some sanity?

In reply to Re^3: perldoc problem by BrowserUk
in thread perldoc problem by Xelium

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