Is there any reason why POD documentation would not appear when I extract it with pod2html? Basically what happens is that all the documentation up to a certain point is put into the output HTML page anything after that is being dropped out. I can't see any differences between the documentation that shows up and the documentation that does not. It just stops after a certain point, as if it hit a limit of some kind. Are there any limitations with pod2html? Unfortunatley, we are using an old version of perl, so there may well be some bugs with what we have (perl version: 5.004_04 on sun4-solaris). But I just want to cover all my bases, thanks in advance.

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In reply to pod2html question by nimdokk

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