Ahh ok. I actually thought about PEAR, but I don't think I have the option to install it on our web server I'm working with.
If you need to, you can just download the appropriate PEAR packages and use the classes without needing to "install" anything. It's definitely easier just to use the PEAR installer, but you can also just download the packages and put them in a place where your application can find them. Be sure to download the package dependencies (and their dependencies), too, and make sure that the packages can find each other, as well. (The dependencies are listed on the package download page.)
It's a bit of a pain to do all that, but if you can't use the PEAR installer, it's a way around it. :-)
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