As indicated by the error message I posted, it's installed in C:/Perl/site/lib/Syndication/. In this directory is NewsML.pm, and then there is a subdir called NewsML that contains all the associated modules, including the one complained-about in the error message.

The error message also says "(@INC contains: C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .)" I'm not up on all the details of module construction so I don't know if Syndication and Syndication/NewsML have to be in there explicitly or not. I also don't know what that dot in the list means.

Hm. The problem appears to be in the library itself. It's not including its own prefix for the sub-modules. In other words, it's doing:

use NewsML::Node;
use NewsML::IdNode;
use NewsML::AssignmentNode;
# and so on
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instead of

use Syndication::NewsML::Node;
use Syndication::NewsML::IdNode;
use Syndication::NewsML::AssignmentNode;
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Probably the easiest fix is to add a use lib statement at the top of your program, like so:

use lib "C:/Perl/site/lib/Syndication";
use Syndication::NewsML;
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And then it'll find the other modules.

It may be worth filing a bug report via CPAN RT, even though it appears the author hasn't worked on it since 2002.

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