If I were you, I would re-install ActivePerl.-

Then, just create a batch file to call wperl, like this... 

@echo off
REM [callwperl.bat] Just call wperl with the params
c:\perl\bin\wperl %*

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... And call it with the params instead of the other thing.

You shouldn't be changing those messy extensions without knowing. It should be done through the 'folders extensions' and then at the .pl extension add "%1" next to wperl.exe. 

.{\('v')/}
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In reply to Re: More on Hiding DOS Windows by chanio
in thread Hiding the DOS window.. by wa4otj

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