Dear Friends, I'm having a new problem with the following script: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -wT
#author: Kunt Unt
#Creation date: 10/06/2002
use strict; 
my $n=1;
open (LOG, "anuncis.txt") || die "$!"; 
while (<LOG>) { 
chomp; 
my @attributes = split /\|/;
    foreach my $attribute (@attributes) {
            print "<TABLE WIDTH=65% BORDER=1 ALIGN=CENTER>\n";
            print "<TR BGCOLOR=#00FF00B>Anunci número $n del $attribut
+es[0]</TR>\n";
            print "<TR>De $attributes[1] $attributes[2] que vol vendre
+ $attributes[6] a $attributes[7] €.</TR>\n";
            print "<TR>Us hi podeu posar en contacte al(s) telèfon(s) 
+$attributes[8] // $attributes[9]</TR>\n";
            print "<TR>Segons l'horari que ens indica: $attributes[5]<
+/TR>\n";
            print "<TR>O bé al correu electrònic $attributes[10] o a l
+a seva URL $attributes[11]</TR>\n";
            print "<TR>Aquests són els seus comentaris:\n";
            print "<P> <FONT COLOR=#DAA520>$attributes[12]</TR></TABLE
+>\n";
            print "<BR><BR>\n";
            }
    $n++;
}
close LOG;
print qq(<HR>Retorn a la nostra pàgina <a href="http://localhost/anunc
+is.htm"> principal</a>);

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It's supposed to print only the atrributes in each line, which it does, but it shows me as many messages as attributes the user has input. How can I solve it? Any idea? Thank you very much in advance

In reply to Too many outputs by Kuntent

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