[ghenry@perl.me.uk - Tue Aug  2 13:35:37 2005]:

> Dear O'reilly,
> 
> In "Perl Best Practices", it says go to http://www.oreilly.com/catal
+og/perlbp/ for code
> snippets/downloads etc.
> 
> Where is the examples link?
> 
> Gavin.


Hi Gavin,

The code is now available here -

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http://examples.oreilly.com/perlbp/ 
I hope that helps,
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