this is a windows utility (a wrapper for POD2HTML, really) to make HTML pod pages that use activestate's css. see pod for more. 
#! perl.exe -w
=pod

=head1 Overview

    Modules installed with PPM automatically get HTML pod
    created for them. Unfortunately PPM has far fewer 
    packages than CPAN, so it's quite likely that you'll
    turn to CPAN for a module at some point in time and 
    CPAN doesn't care to automatically generate these 
    files for you.
    
    This script attempts to alleviate that problem by 
    assisting the user with pod2html, which can be
    tedious to use when running with multiple modules.
    Be sure to modify PERLPATH and HTMLPATH to values
    that make sense for your system.
    
    This script is released into the public domain.
    
=head1 Usage    

    $0 Module::Name1 Module::Name2 ...  Module::NameN
    
=cut

use strict; 
use File::Path;
use constant PERLPATH =>"D:/perl/site/lib";
use constant HTMLPATH =>"D:/perl/html/site/lib";

foreach (@ARGV){
    my @mod = split /::/;
    my $in = join '/',PERLPATH,@mod; $in.=".pm";     
    my $fn = pop @mod;
    my $out = join '/',HTMLPATH, @mod;   
    mkpath $out;
    $out .="/$fn.html";
    my $css .="../" x (@mod + 1); 
    $css .="active.css";
    system "pod2html --infile=$in --outfile=$out --css=$css"
}

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