If modules aren't available it means that they didn't come along with Perl, or you haven't installed them yet. If you want to use them, you'll have to install them, the same way you (or someone else on your system) did with MIME::Lite. Basically:

cpan Module::Name

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Ensure your configuration is setup to follow prerequisites:

cpan> o conf prerequisites_policy follow
cpan> o conf commit

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I mentioned another method in my previous post. If you understand how to build up a string and print it, the same principle applys to building up a string of HTML. Again, please read the posts I linked to, the formatting of your posts is really weird.

In reply to Re^8: How to read data from csv file and place the data on HTML format by marto
in thread How to read data from csv file and place the data on HTML format by Perlseeker_1

Title:
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