"No, all three solutions I mentioned are not Perl modules ..."

Fair enough. Ignore my word of caution and thanks for posting the additional information.

"... unfortunately my access level doesn't allow me to post links here yet."

That doesn't sound right at all. As far as I know, there's no restrictions on posting links: anyone at all can do this (even if you're not logged in, i.e. Anonymous Monk).

The usual way is to use one of the "linking shortcuts". You can use the HTML '<a>' element (see "Perl Monks Approved HTML tags") if you want. In case you weren't aware, there are some non-HTML tags you can also use (see "Writeup Formatting Tips").

-- Ken

In reply to Re^4: Generating pdf file for and from an html file by kcott
in thread Generating pdf file for and from an html file by RenardBleu

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