Um ... no, its not wrong (my answer). The orignal question said:

My .asp files containing perlscript don't run in either IE or Netscape.

So I'm assuming the poster means Client-Side perlscript (to be executed in the browser) ... and to quote from the activestate documents:

Client-Side PerlScript has Perl embedded within your HTML documents. All PerlScript code must be contained within <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="PerlScript"> </SCRIPT>
 
Client-side PerlScript has the added requirement that both ActivePerl and PerlScript be installed on each computer will will be loading PerlScript pages.

So I guess the client browser isn't irrelavant, eh? If the poster meant server-side perlscript (and I misunderstood) then you are right and the poster needs to look at an ASP manual to get things working right

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