Hi, I have simple q for you. How do u use HTML::PARSER to extract some information. I have made a search using WWW::Search and received a list of URLs.Meaning, the following are extraction from my codes: 
     my $search = new WWW::Search ('AltaVista');
     $search->maximum_to_retrieve(10);
     $search->native_query
(WWW::Search::escape_query($word));

while ( $results = $search->next_result()) {
    $n++;
         print $q->a({href=>$results->url},
$results->url);

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How do I use HTML::Parser to visit each urls.I need to extract some lines in each pages. Pls shed some light on this since I really can't figure out this. Thanks for your kind attention p/s: Pls don't ask me to visit the perldoc HTML::Parser or HTML::TreeBuider. I have done that and but I can't understand how to link the results to the HTML::Parser. Rgds,

Edit kudra, 2001-10-22 Changed title so it doesn't match module name

In reply to using HTML::Parser to extract information by Anonymous Monk

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