Presently I'm printing all results data to an output.txt file but I also want to arrange all data in tabular format so as to open it on web-browser.Below is my PERL code from which I am printing all data in output file.

printf OUT "%-15s %-13s %-16s %-13s\n",$fname,$drctotal,$metaltotal,$b
+asetotal);
for ($i=0;$i<5;$i++){
printf OUT "%-30s %-10s %-30s %-10s\n",$METAL[$i],$METALVAL[$i],$BASE[
+$i],$BASEVAL[$i];
}

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In HTML code will be like this: 
<table>
<tr>
  <td>$fname</td>
  <td>$drctotal</td>
  <td>$metaltotal</td>
  <td>$basetotal</td>
  <td>$METAL[0] $METALVAL[0] </br>
      $METAL[1] $METALVAL[1] </br>
      $METAL[2] $METALVAL[2] </br>
      $METAL[3] $METALVAL[3] </br>
      $METAL[4] $METALVAL[4] </br>   
  </td>
  <td>$BASE[0] $BASEVAL[0] </br>
      $BASE[1] $BASEVAL[1] </br>
      $BASE[2] $BASEVAL[2] </br>
      $BASE[3] $BASEVAL[3] </br>
      $BASE[4] $BASEVAL[4] </br>
  </td>
  </tr>  
</table>

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I want to put this HTML in my PERL script such that on executing script, output in the form of table get pops up on browser. I am new with PERL and any of the package can't be installed on my shared server linux. So please help me what would be the exact script to get the required output on browser.

In reply to Re^2: PERL-CGI on shared unix server by rahu_6697
in thread PERL-CGI on shared unix server by rahu_6697

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