Hello Monks, I working on regexps which manipulate HTML, and would like to try out the code within the regexp modules in CPAN. Howeverm, I have a problem. When I attempt download the package (are they packages, as the download seems to contain quite a few modules?) from CPAN, the following errors appear: 
Error reading header after processing 0 entries.

WinZip Wizard cannot open this fiule; it does not appear to be 
a valid archive. If you downloaded this file, try downloading 
it again. If you want to add the file to an archive, first 
create or open an the archive, then drop the file again.

[download]
What does this mean, and how may I solve this prob as I'm not sure how?

In reply to CPAN module download probs... by Tricky

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