in reply to How to run perl script in background on Windows

Actually, in the simplest case all you need to do is run the script! If you need it to start when the system boots add a short cut to it to the Startup entry in the Start|All Programs menu. If you need to hide the console window and you are using Active State's Perl you can use wperl.exe rather than perl.exe to achieve that.

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