> have you installed the perl processing language yet? you need to do that > first as the no such file or dir message is probably talking about the perl > executable, not the script. you can download avtiveperl for free from > www.activestate.com.
I think the OP have installed perl, try to type this in the command prompt: perl xxxx.pl, you got this error --- > Can't open perl script "xxxx.pl": No such file or directory > no such file or directory message, but I am looking right at the example.pl > file. Try these : 1. type in the full path, instead of just the file name 2. modify the opener for .pl files align to perl.exe , so you can try your script by a double click. Rgds, Connie -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
