Re: run perl in Win 2000 ?

[Me]

> The #! operator does not work.

Yes, the #! operator doesn't help in getting perl
to execute (though you should still use it to set
execution options like -w etc.)

On Windows, you should use the usual Windows
ways of doing this sort of thing. I think the most
common Windows idiom is to give all perl scripts
a particular extension, say .pl, and then create a
file association from .pl to the perl interpreter.