in reply to A Perl Environment

To develop Perl programs under Windows, download ActivePerl from ActiveState. You can install any extra modules using ppm. If you want to test CGI programs on the same system, then I recommend you get Apache.

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Re: Re: A Perl Environment
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 04, 2003 at 15:32 UTC
    thanks dave, I actually want to run a *.pl from my own PC - one of my scripts is using to much of the unix systems isdn bandwidth. So, I have the script writen already, I just want to run it from my own machine which has its own isdn connection. Thanks.
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      I actually want to run a *.pl from my own PC

      So install Perl like I said.

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