Hi I am a novice in HTML.

I am comparing 2 files using hashes and printing out differences.

When I try to print and mail the output becomes all garbled in outlook.

What approach should I take here? How to I print a nice output table with the data and email it so it is easy on the eyes. I saw a peer use HTML.

I have these modules available: sSubs.pm Element Element.pm Form.pm FormatPS.pm FormatRTF.pm FormatText.pm Formatter.pm Mason Mason.pm Parse.pm Scrubber.pm Tagset.pm Template.pm Tree Tree.pm TreeBuilder.pm CGI.pm, Under CGI I have following. Apache.pm Carp.pm Cookie.pm Fast.pm Pretty.pm Push.pm Switch.pm Util.pm

Again I am a novice in HTML. What direction should I take from here?

Actually I added some code using HTML Template: 

my $template = HTML::Template->new( filename => 'temp.tmpl' );
@languages =();
foreach (sort keys %fm) {
        if ((! $fm{$_}{'cksum'}) && (! $fm{$_}{'byte'})) {
                @minilanguage=();
                @minilanguages = (
                {
                        fmfile_name => $_ ,
                        fmfileowner => $fm{$_}{'owner'}
                },
                );
                push @language, @minilanguages;
                
                delete $fm{$_};
        }
}
print "@languages\n";
$template->param( FMPermissionIssue => @languages );


print $template->output();

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Obviously this is not 100% correct but My hashes could be any size, they dont have fixed info. Suggestions to make this correct?

In reply to Print output as a HTML table and email by jumpingmonkey

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