comment on

Cool script, but there's only one problem:

scorpion:-> html2cgi.pl tucson.htm
Subroutine HTML::TreeBuilder::comment redefined at html2cgi.pl line 11
+9.
## unknown head tag: <meta name="Excel Workbook Frameset">
## unknown head tag: <meta content="text/html; charset=us-ascii" http-
+equiv="Content-Type">
## unknown head tag: <meta content="Excel.Sheet" name="ProgId">
## unknown head tag: <meta content="Microsoft Excel 9" name="Generator
+">
## unknown head tag: <link href="tucson_files/filelist.xml" rel="File-
+List">
## unknown head tag: <comment>[if gte mso 9]&gt;
&lt;xml&gt;
  &lt;o:DocumentProperties&gt;
    &lt;o:LastAuthor&gt;kinyoro&lt;/o:LastAuthor&gt;
    &lt;o:Created&gt;2001-06-25T12:34:28Z&lt;/o:Created&gt;
    &lt;o:LastSaved&gt;2001-06-25T12:34:28Z&lt;/o:LastSaved&gt;
    &lt;o:Version&gt;9.2720&lt;/o:Version&gt;
  &lt;/o:DocumentProperties&gt;
  &lt;o:OfficeDocumentSettings&gt;
    &lt;o:DownloadComponents/&gt;
  &lt;/o:OfficeDocumentSettings&gt;
&lt;/xml&gt;
&lt;![endif]</comment>
## unknown head tag: <link href="tucson_files/sheet001.htm" id="shLink
+">
## unknown head tag: <link href="tucson_files/sheet002.htm" id="shLink
+">
## unknown head tag: <link href="tucson_files/sheet003.htm" id="shLink
+">
## unknown head tag: <link id="shLink">
## unknown head tag: <script language="JavaScript">
[download]

Ummm... help?

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In reply to Re: Re: Non-standard options to tags for CGI.pm by dragonchild
in thread Non-standard options to tags for CGI.pm by dragonchild

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