Check out the CPAN module's "autobundle" facility. It allows you to replicate your installed module set as an installable bundle. On second thought, there might be portability problems between NT and *nix with that (PPM vs. CPAN.pm's CLI). Well, it's a start anyhow =)
HTH
Philosophy can be made out of anything. Or less -- Jerry A. Fodor
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Shouldn't be a problem -- I've run both CPAM.pm and PPM on the same system. In the end, all either one is doing is copying files into your Perl modules directories, and neither one cares what the other is doing (which is a strong argurment for an overall "what modules do I have" mangement tool, but that's a different story...)
----Asim, known to some as Woodrow.
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There is such a beastie in The Perl Cookbook, and the code's available from the ORA website.
Philosophy can be made out of anything. Or less -- Jerry A. Fodor
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For Windows, take a look at PerlApp which is a part of ActiveState's Perl Dev Kit. You can create standalone .exe files with no dependencies, which is kind of nice since you don't even have to worry about Perl being installed on your colleagues' computers.
Very handy in my experience, since you can reach people who never would have taken the trouble otherwise. That's a good thing.
/J
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