Use ppm

C:\Perl>ppm
PPM - Programmer's Package Manager version 3.1.
Copyright (c) 2001 ActiveState Corp. All Rights Reserved.
ActiveState is a devision of Sophos.

Entering interactive shell. Using Term::ReadLine::Stub as readline lib
+rary.

Type 'help' to get started.

ppm> search Slurp
Searching in Active Repositories
   1. File-OldSlurp   [2004.0430] Read and write files with a single c
+ommand
   2. File-OldSlurp   [2004.0430] Read and write files with a single c
+ommand
   3. File-Slurp        [9999.09] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
   4. File-Slurp      [2004.0904] Read and write files with a single c
+ommand
   5. File-Slurp        [9999.01] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
   6. File-Slurp        [9999.02] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
   7. File-Slurp        [9999.04] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
   8. File-Slurp        [9999.06] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
   9. File-Slurp        [9999.07] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
  10. File-Slurp        [9999.08] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
  11. File-Slurp        [9999.09] Efficient Reading/Writing of Complet
+e Files
  12. File-Slurp-Tree      [1.22] slurp and emit file trees as nested 
+hashes
  13. File-Slurp-Tree      [1.22] slurp and emit file trees as nested 
+hashes
  14. Slurp                 [0.4] Slurp entire files into variables
  15. Slurp                 [0.4] (none)
  16. Tie-Slurp            [0.01] tie a scalar to a named file
  17. Tie-Slurp            [0.01] tie a scalar to a named file
ppm> install File-Slurp
====================
Install 'File-Slurp' version 9999.09 in ActivePerl 5.8.6.811.
====================
Downloaded 7673 bytes.
Extracting 5/5: blib/arch/auto/File/Slurp/.exists
Installing C:\Perl\html\site\lib\File\Slurp.html
Installing C:\Perl\site\lib\File\Slurp.pm
Successfully installed File-Slurp version 9999.09 in ActivePerl 5.8.6.
+811.
ppm>
[download]

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