I am writing a cgi script that is full of errors that I can not find 
 32 print "<tr>\n";
     33 print "<td bgcolor="#8080FF">\n";
     34 print "<h3>Message For:</h3>\n";
     35 print "</td>\n";
     36 print "<td colspan="2">\n";
     37 print "<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="for" VALUE="People" size="2"
+>\n";
     38 print "<SELECT NAME="for\n">
     39 print  "<OPTION VALUE="people">Dennis </OPTION>";
     40 print  "<OPTION SELECTED VALUE="alex">alex</OPTION>

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I am getting these errors: 
syntax error at ./call_log line 39, near "<OPTION VALUE="people">Denni
+s "
Bareword found where operator expected at ./call_log line 40, near "<O
+PTION SELECTED VALUE="alex">alex</OPTION"
  (Might be a runaway multi-line // string starting on line 39)
        (Missing operator before OPTION?)
Bareword found where operator expected at ./call_log line 41, near "<O
+PTION VALUE="andrew">andrew"
        (Missing operator before andrew?)
Bareword found where operator expected at ./call_log line 42, near "<O
+PTION VALUE="Irving">Irving</OPTION"
  (Might be a runaway multi-line // string starting on line 41)

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Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks Monk2b

In reply to Something is wrong and I don'tkow what by monk2b

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