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<p>Yes, you can. Exactly how easy it will be depends on which module. A pure Perl one should just be a matter of downloading the pm file, saving it with an appropriate name (e.g. for module Foo::Bar, use filename "C:\MyStuff\lib\Foo\Bar.pm") and then including the following at the top of your script:</p>
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use lib 'c:/MyStuff/lib';
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<p>Or run Perl with a command-line option telling it the location of your libraries.</p>
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perl -Ic:\MyStuff\lib myscript.pl
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<p>For XS modules that require compiling, it's more of a challenge, but assuming you have a compiler, ultimately possible.</p>
<p>Of course, most modules have dependencies on other modules, so you'd need to make sure they are installed too.</p>
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