Hi

I have Activeperl 5.10.0.1005 installed on WinXP. I have
the Perl/Tk module from CPAN(Tk-804.028).

Tried to install the Tk module using ppm from the command prompt(ppm install Tk), but it does not work, since there
is no internet connection. This worked on another machine which had a net connection

Then tried using the following: 
perl Makefile.PL 
nmake 
nmake test 
nmake install

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doesn't work either

how do i install perl Tk manually?

Instructions for a dummy would be appreciated(which dir to runt the commands in, where to get nmake, etc).
Thanx in advance.

In reply to Installing the Tk module by perl_seeker

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