First if found the files ( after remembering that pwd gived the full path ) thank you very much all of you. But now it cant find methods in the file. 

[Mon Dec  2 11:55:02 2002] plsregistration.cgi: Can't locate object me
+thod "new" via package "MyModules::User" at plsregistration.cgi line 
+58.


# Its in there:

sub new
{


     my $self  = {};


     $self->{user_id} = undef;
    
     #sets the account flag to true
     #this indicates that an account
     #does not currently exist
     $self->{new_account}     = "1";
     
     #error reporting and update vars
      $self->{error_type}              = undef;
      $self->{error_html_string}       = undef;
           
     bless ($self);

     return $self;

}

#and here is the calling code

my $user = MyModules::User -> new(); 

#I tried it the other way as well and I got the same error
#I made sure it was chmodded 755 as well as the directory #was 744

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