I'd suggest you to convert your HTML report into PDF and then print it via PDF plugin which exists for all popular browsers.

For example, I use HTMLDOC: 

my $html = 'your html page ...';
my $fname = 'my_report.pdf';
my $flogo = 'your_logo.jpg';
my $backimg = 'your_background.jpg';

open(WRITE, "|htmldoc -t pdf -f $fname --fontsize 10  --header ... --f
+ooter t/D --logoimage $flogo --bodyimage $backimg --webpage --size A4
+ --top 10mm --bottom 10mm -") or die "Couldn't open htmldoc: $! $?";
print WRITE $html; 
close WRITE or warn "Some error was generated in the pipe. Error :$! "
+;

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In this case, we create PDF file in the webserver directory and then we can retrive it using directly link on this file or mod_perl features.

It's just example, maybe not good, but it works. I make print view of invoices and payments in my system by this way and then I print those document via internet using PDF plugin.

Also, try to look at module HTML::HTMLDoc , which implements an Perl interface to the programm HTMLDOC.

I hope I helped.

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