Hi Use HTML::Parser module.
    ##Use the module HTML::Parser
    use HTML::Parser;
    my $returnText ;
    my $objParser;

    ##Take the function parameters into local variables        
    my( $sourceFilePath) = "1.html";    
    
    ##Mention that the parsed file should be converted to text file
    $objParser = HTML::Parser->new(text_h => [ sub {$returnText .= shi
+ft},'dtext'])
        || die "Unable to create an object of HTML::Parser :: $!";
    
    ##Parse the html file
    $objParser->parse_file($sourceFilePath);
    
    print $returnText;

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In reply to Re: Text to HTML convert. by swaroop.m
in thread Text to HTML convert. by SiGiN

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