If you have missed the dll file(as mentioned earlier), that could be one of ur problem
or the path to the file should be included in the script itself
Here's what i do when i use activestate perl.
1. I download the module (tar.gz) file
2. Extract it using WinRAR
3. Use Nmake to install the module (Nmake 1.5 from Microsoft) 
      Nmake
      Nmake test
      Nmake install

[download]
4. Open the Pm file and check what modules it uses or
run "perl -e "use <Module Name>" from commandline
5. If it doesn't throw an error, it's working :)
else, you'll know which dependent module is not present...
Raghu

In reply to Re: ActiveState Module Install Without PPM by imrags
in thread ActiveState Module Install Without PPM by ~~David~~

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