hello, I have a question regarding using PERL with HTML frames. Please find below the perl program. -------- 
 

          #!/usr/local/bin/perl 

          print "Content-type:text/html", "\n\n"; 
          print "<html>"; 
          print "<head><title> Report </title></head>"; 

          print "<frameset rows=\"15%,85%\">"; 
          print "<frame src=\"menu_bar.html\" name=\"topmenu\">"; 
          print "<frame src=\"O49361.pdf\" name=\"mainwindow\">"; 
          print "</frameset>"; 

          print "</html>";

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------------- When this perl program is run (i.e, when I point the web browser to this perl program), it tries to execute the menu_bar.html and the O49361.pdf instead of just displaying the 2 files. I just want the 2 files to be displayed as is instead of it getting executed. How do I do that? Thanx in advance, -Kumaran

In reply to Using frames with Perl? by kumaran76

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