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I am running ActiveState 5.12 under Windows XP. I want to put a module I have written where (a) code can use it without poking @INC and (b) where it will do no damage. My understanding is that I can do this by putting it in \Perl\site\lib\. Is this correct? Is there any danger of it being deleted or causing other problems next time I run PPM? What docs are recommended (I couldn't refine my searches enough to get anything helpful)? Is there anything else I should know?

Regards,

John Davies

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