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Might as well mention the Net::SMTP URL, as well as NT Sendmail, the actual Sendmail app itself (which is also available on windows), as Blat. Mail::Sender can use several other Mail modules to send mail.

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Re: Re: Perl in Win32: How do I email form output?
by StrikeForceTeamDumbass (Initiate) on May 24, 2001 at 19:02 UTC
    My installation of perl doesn't even HAVE a mail directory in the lib directory!!!
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      Assuming Perl is installed properly :
      1. Read PPM FAQ
      2. Read PPM FAQ
      3. Read PPM FAQ
      4. Read PPM FAQ
      5. Read PPM FAQ
      6. Log in as administrator
      7. Open a DOS box
      8. type : ppm and press enter
      9. type : install Net::SMTP and press enter
      10. follow steps described by PPM

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    Beatnik
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        Doesn't play well with the firewall here and I'm too stoopid to configure it to do so.

        So I just download the packages to a central repository and then do ppm install <package> from a dos shelll.

        The advantage is that all the libraries are on a central repository so I can set up new PC's quickly. Useful when you swap desks every couple of weeks...

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