Ima try to get this module to install, because it looks like it'd have a lot of good uses.
I snatch it from CPAN,
perl makefile.pl, nmake, perl test.pl and get 
Can't locate object method "content_list" via package "HTML::ElementTa
+ble" at C:/Perl/site/lib/HTML/ElementTable.pm line 32.

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Gosh, that's odd. redo the dance of making, watching for errors more closely.
Nothing.
Maybe some dependency is off?
update URI to 1.15, libwww-perl to 5.53_95, HTML::Element::Extended to 1.10, no problems, all test.pl run ok.
run through HTML::CalendarMonth to the same error... got the latest hot & sexy package from http://mojotoad.com/sisk/projects/HTML-CalendarMonth/.
still getting 
Can't locate object method "content_list" via package "HTML::ElementTa
+ble" at C:/Perl/site/lib/HTML/ElementTable.pm line 32.

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... Does anyone have any ideas before I break down & write to the author? Is this some object oriented secret squirrel method that any OO module has? Or is it just something missing from HTML::ElementTable?
updated
see the author's information below. Also note that HTML::Element::Extended needs to be v 1.10 or better as well, and isn't in the bundle.

In reply to The vexation of installing and compiling HTML::CalendarMonth by boo_radley

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