Adapt perl script for NT server

I have a web site with one small perl script on the first page. My URL is at http://a-work-from-home-opportunity.com. This web site has two seperate stores in it (to begin with). When a visitor to the web site clicks on the image of a walking man on the left side of the screen, he will forwarded to the home page of one of the stores. When the next person clicks on that same image, he will forwarded to the home page of the second store. The third person will again be forwarded to the first store, and so on. The number of stores and the ranking of each store can be adjusted as you can see in the readme file. Originally the web site was hosted on a UNIX based server and the script worked perfectly. I have recently moved my site to an NT server but now the perl script does not work properly even though the files are all there. I do not want to have the whole job rewritten. I only need someone to make the necessary adjustments so that it can run on the NT server that I am presently using. I want will retain all of the features that it presently has. I was told by the orginal programmer that it should be relatively simple for someone who is familiar with writing perl for the NT platform. He speciallizes in writing perl for the Unix environment. I have included the zip file ([login to view URL]) so that you can see how it was structured. The zip file includes a readme file that explains the details of how it works. Once I have accepted a bid I can give you access to the web site so that you can set it in place and test it. The web host can also make any basic adjustments necessary on the server if you can tell him specifically what needs to be done. ## Deliverables Complete and fully-functional working program(s) in executable form as well as complete source code of all work done. Complete copyrights to all work purchased.