Assuming you're talking about ActivePerl, PPM has been phased out, and will not be available if you have 5.28 or later:
NOTE: PPM is being phased out as ActiveState moves forward with a new and improved solution for Perl package management across all platforms. While PPM has been included in all versions of ActivePerl up to and including version 5.26, the number of modules with which it worked has steadily declined. As a result, starting with ActivePerl 5.28, PPM modules are no longer available.
From http://docs.activestate.com/activeperl/5.24/perl/faq/ActivePerl-faq2.html
See also https://www.activestate.com/blog/goodbye-ppm-hello-state-tool/ for more information.
And PPM has AFAIK never been recommended with Strawberry Perl.
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You don't say which perl you're using. ActiveState and Strawberry perl by default install to different places, and you can customise this at installation time. Use your OS to find ppm and add that path to your PATH variable.
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I installed ActivateState but I don't know where PPM installed to. I just used the default settings and I searched "PPM" on C: and there were no search results found. Would this have been instsalled under the Perl64> tree? If so, I don't see any PPM folders in there
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Isn't PPM usually in the same folder as perl.exe? along with cpan and the other utilities, been a loooooong time since I've used PPM, I don't miss those days : ) Best of luck. Or just switch over to strawberry perl, you'll like it.
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"... what you had to update the path to include?"
Nothing except to follow the advice the ActiveState installer prompts you as far as I remember. But you should better try Strawberry. Regards, Karl
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