in reply to installing a perl module in windows
You will need to use nmake. That's what I've read, and also what I remember doing the last time I had to compile a module for Windows (about 7-8 months ago).
In the documentation by holli, there's a reference to A Guide to Installing Modules by tachyon. Under the section "The Basics of Module Installation", he mentions "Note on Win32 you will need to use a program called nmake." This section also tells you how to get a copy of nmake if you don't already have it on your system.
Find and read that section carefully, and I think you'll be well on your way to fixing the problem.
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