Aquilae:

If you just need to display them, then you can save them to a file, then tell IE to display the file. I think you can do it using the system command, something like:

my $path_to_image = "D:/testing/image.jpg";
system("C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer/iexplore.exe", "file:///" .
+ $path_to_image);

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The bad part is, you can tell it to only show the one image, then the user will have to terminate IE when they're done. You could possibly fix the first problem by making a "wrapper" html page to include references to all the images you want the user to verify, with the filename immediately before them so they could easily check.

...roboticus

When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.

In reply to Re^7: Difficulty with using LWP to display JPEG by roboticus
in thread Difficulty with using LWP to display JPEG by Aquilae

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