I always use the ppd file...the latest version I have found with a ppd published is 1.90. just do a google for arsperl ppd 1.90 and you should find the same ppd I found last week. Then you can extract that zip file (including the sub folders)...and then you can use PPM to install.
_____ From: Jonathan Livingston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 8:15 AM To: arsperl-users@arsperl.org Subject: [Arsperl-users] ARSPerl on Windows 2003 server Hello all, I've been trying to get ARSperl working on a Windows 2003 server. Initially, I was trying to load and compile on the server. When I figured out that I needed a C compiler, I had to stop there. The server doesn't have a C compilter and I can't load one on a production server. Next, I tried trying to use the zip file with the precompiled option and using 'ppm install' to install it. However, ppm reported that it doesn't provide code for this platform. So, I took the tar file and extracted the files to their proper places. Now when I try to run arsperl, I get an unhandled exception within the ARS.dll. Does anyone have this working on a Windows 2003 server? Thanks in advance for any help.
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