Plus, if you want to see all the modules that ppm can install, run ppm and type "search" at the prompt. (I just tried it and got back a list 97 pages long.)

I don't think you would want to install EVERY Perl module because:

1. It would take up a lot of space
2. Some modules would be out of date
3. Some modules might not be of high quality
4. Why bother installing modules you don't need?
</il>

Chumley

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