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From: David Filmer <use...@davidfilmer.com>
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Subject: How to find old module that's no longer on CPAN
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I have a program from another machine - it uses the module
Convert::ASCII::String, originally obtained from CPAN.

This module no longer shows up in search.cpan.org.  I have a feeling
it might still live somewhere on CPAN under the author's name, but I
don't know the author.

How can I find this old module?

Thanks!