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Originally Posted by Digital_Trucker
can't locate Time/HiRes.pm in @INC
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Any messages like these mean a Perl module isn't installed. If you used ActiveState Perl it should have included this but, who knows.
Any message like this can generally be resolved by typing this from a command prompt:
ppm install Time-HiRes
Those are case sensitive I believe - so the module name for HiRes.pm in the Time folder (Time/HiRes.pm) will always be called Time-HiRes. Another example, if it says it can't locate some/module/name.pm then you would type
ppm install some-module-name