Good question. I might have tried them all after encountering multiple errors throughout the process. That probably also explained that I can see so many perl versions and I can see multiple Image.pm file on the working mac. But the macbook that is NOT working will not find the Image.pm file when I am doing the search. Which is why I am suspecting that I have not completely installed the GD module. I will study all the suggestions above and install the GD module properly. I am actually a user and not a perl coder, but I have been coding using other programming languages. I thought installing GD is a simple step. Obviously I am wrong.

FYI, I did use Homebrew, and sudo cpan GD command, and I also installed the cpanminus, etc. I have never used the Perlbrew. Should I use it? Thank you.

In reply to Re^2: Image.pm not found by linus8989
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