I have a website that uses perl through CGI to make reports. My problem is that i want to print these reports nicely, not through the browser interface, but all the printing modules that i've seen work directly with a printer, not over the internet. I was looking for something that would work off of a "Click here for printer-friendly version" link (or something like that) and than print out a nicely formatted version of the data on screen.
Oh, and i suppose i should have mentioned this earlier, but the host my site is on is not mine, so i don't have control over which modules can be installed. Though maybe i can use my *social engineering skillz to get what i want, but i digress...i've looked pretty extensively through CPAN, but haven't found anything fitting my needs (though perhaps i wasn't looking hard enough). Anyway, any assistance would be greatly appreciated...

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