Please advise how I could find specific info on my HTML(htm and html extensions). I need the info that is located between the Title tags: 
                         <TITLE>TITLE OF MY HTML PAGE</TITLE>

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The output should print the name of the html file and the Title info like this: 
                         mainpage.html      TITLE OF MY HTML PAGE
                         secondpage.html   Another Title in an HTML Pa
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Here is my attempt at it and was hoping someone could help get this working correctly. 
                         use File::Find;

                         sub wanted 
                         {
                         if( -f $_ = '*.htm* ) 
                         {
                         open ( F, $_ ) or die;
                         while( defined( $line = <F> ) ) 
                         {
                         if( $line =~ /<TITLE>(\w+)</TITLE>/i) 
                         {
                         print "FILE = $_  and TITLE = $1\n";
                         }
                         elsif( $line =~ /<title>(.*$)<title>/i)
                         {
                         print "FILE = $_  and TITLE = $1\n";
                         }

                         }
                         close F;
                         }
                         }
                         find( \&wanted, "." );

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In reply to Finding data by Anonymous Monk

Title:
Use:  <p> text here (a paragraph) </p>
and:  <code> code here </code>
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