Of course, if you are using ActiveState Perl, you could use ppm. Just try either: 

C:\Perl\>ppm3 install HTML::Parser
C:\Perl\>ppm3 install HTML::Tree

[download]
or 
ppm install HTML::Parser
ppm install HTML::Tree

[download]

But actually, if you're only worried about finding the tags so that they can be later removed, you could use WAVE

WAVE is a pretty cool tool that you can pass a webpage, then it will graphically display what would cause accessibility issues. It actually even has a toolbar you can add to Internet Explorer(or probably any web browser), that you can use.

Hope this Helps.

In reply to Re: Re: Accessing source after downloading modules by SyN/AcK
in thread Accessing source after downloading modules by Tricky

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