in reply to Command prompt q.

Try entering the following command, before running perl: 
cd %USERPROFILE%

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The possible problem with that is that the files you expect to process may be in a different directory.

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Re^2: Command prompt q.
by jonabb (Novice) on Jun 04, 2012 at 14:06 UTC

    Thanks. I entered that code in the command prompt, but no result.

    Am signing off for the night now. Will follow up later.

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