Hi Rudif, that's very nice. I use xchm in linux to browse chm documentations or ebooks. My other favorite docs viewer is PodBrowser. I know we only need the compiled .chm files for xchm but I think that it would be nicer to make your module works for linux too. So in your Requirement section, you can add that linux users need libchm.

Some other notes:

• I'd like to suggest the name HTML::CHM (remember that CPAN module names are case sensitive.)

  =head1 NAME
  
  HTML::CHM - convert HTML files into CHM format
  [download]

• It's somewhat conventional to use all uppercase letters for =head1 in the POD

Good luck!

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