A quick look at 5:00 am (where I am from) I would make a change in you if statement from:
if ($attributes[0] =~m/Di*/){
To: 
if ($attributes[0] =~m/Di*/i){

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for case insensitvity.
one thing you can do to make it read a little clearer is to try this: 
print <<EODUMP;

<TABLE WIDTH=65% BORDER=2 ALIGN=CENTER>
    <TR BGCOLOR=#9999FF><B>Anuncio número $n del $attributes[0]</B></T
+R>
    <TR>De <B>$attributes[1] $attributes[2]</B> que desea vender <FONT
+ COLOR=#003366><B>$attributes[6] a $attributes[7] €.</B></FONT></TR>
    <TR>Os podéis poner en contacto con el/ella en los teléfonos <B><F
+ONT COLOR=#003366>$attributes[8] // $attributes[9]</B></FONT></TR>
    <TR>Según el horario que nos idica: <B><FONT COLOR=#003366>$attrib
+utes[5]</B></FONT></TR>
    <TR>Su e-Mail es: <B>$attributes[10]</B> y su URL: <B>$attributes[
+11]</B></TR>
    <TR BGCOLOR=#FF9999><B>ESTOS SON SUS COMENTARIOS:</B>
       <BR><FONT COLOR=#333333><I><B>$attributes[12]</I></B></TR></FON
+T>

</TABLE>
       <BR><BR>


EODUMP

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By printing like this you can format your HTML a little more sanely.

--BigJoe

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In reply to Re: If-else problem by BigJoe
in thread If-else problem by Kuntent

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