FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
A great book to start off with is Beginning Perl by Simon Cozens published
by Wrox ISBN: 1-861003-14-5
I still use this book as a reference.
Others also suggest Learning Perl by O'Reilly
-Original Message-
From: Leon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March
Hi,
As you are using the ActiveState distribution of Perl in Win32 environment, you can
also post to the Perl-Win32 mailing list. The ActiveState ActivePerl 5.8 comes with
adequate documentation. It also has a Perl Packet Manager that is used to install Perl
modules. Consult the documentation
Tricky question...
Try using PPM first, it is a utility that comes with ActiveState Perl. It
installs from the ActiveState module repository.
From the command line...
C:\ppm
Once in PPM you can search and install...
search Foo
install Foo::Bar
help
...But not all modules are available
