Yes, I agree with everything you say, including how it's not right.  I log 
in as Administrator to Win NT, and the folders are there, and PPM.pm is 
there, but D:/Perl/5.6.1/site/lib is not in @INC.  All I can think is that 
it's because the installer I used has a bug, or it has something to do with 
installing on D:/ instead of C:/.  I did have to install a new installer 
beforehand, InstMsi.exe, 1,821,008 bytes.
   If I could successfully change @INC, I could kludge it to work.. but I'd 
prefer to figure out why it does this.

Thanks,
Becka

>From: Bart Lateur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Becka Louden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Install of Perl 5.6.1 & ppm on NT 4.0
>Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:31:13 +0100
>
>On Fri, 25 Jan 2002 00:33:24 +0000, Becka Louden wrote:
>
> >Maybe someone will have a quick answer for me- after a fresh install of 
>Perl
> >5.6.1 on NT 4.0, I go to a dos prompt, type "ppm", and get:
> >Can't locate PPM.pm in @INC (@INC contains: D:/Perl/5.6.1/lib .) at ppm 
>line
> >8.
> >BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at ppm line 8.
>
>That's not right. There should be a "site/lib" there, too, like
>
>       D:/Perl/5.6.1/site/lib
>
>PPM.pm is under that directory.
>
>You must find out why that directory is not in the list....
>
>I just downloaded and installed the latest ActivePerl (I normlly use
>IndigoPerl). Default location: "c:\Perl". I moved the directory tree to
>another disk: "D:\programs\activeperl\Perl".
>
>I try this at the DOS prompt:
>
>       perl -le "print for @INC"
>
>and get:
>
>       D:/programs/activeperl/Perl/lib
>       D:/programs/activeperl/Perl/site/lib
>       .
>
>So the "site/lib" is in there. As it should be.
>
>I rename the "site" directory to "site+". I run that script again:
>
>       D:/programs/activeperl/Perl/lib
>       .
>
>There you have it. Your "site" directory isn't there (under the correct
>name), or you don't have the proper access rights.
>
>--
>       Bart.


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