Hello great perl monks.I want to send an email from a cgi script with the content as a html page. I removed any and all the spaces before *END* but the same error appears Can't find string terminator "*END*" anywhere before EOF 
use CGI ':standard';
use Mail::Sender;


my @rel=param ('rel');
my @label=param ('label');
my @config=param ('config');

$sender=new Mail::Sender
    {smtp=>'server', from=>'cbedreag@yahoo.com'};
$sender->OpenMultipart({to=>'test@hotmail.com',subject=>"Test mail",
    multipart=>'related'});
$sender->Part({ctype=>'text/html',disposition=>'None', msg-><<'*END*'}
+)
<html><body><br>
<br><center><table border=2><tr><td><h3>Package</h3></td></tr>
<tr><td>From</td><td>Diana</td></tr><tr><td>Date</td><td>@date</td></t
+r>
<tr><td>Relationto</td><td>@rel</td></tr>    
<tr><td>testing</td><td>@label</td></tr>    
<tr><td>Const</td><td>@config</td></tr></table></center></body></html>
*END*
$sender->EndPart("text/html");
$sender->Close();

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Thank you!

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