Hello, I'm new and this is my first post in perlmonks, i hope make it good :D. I've made a program that generates some HTML pages with SVG graphics incrusted on it. I want to convert the HTML pages to a PDF solid file to make it easier to distribute, but i haven't found a perl module in cpan that could make what i want. I'm disposed to rewrite the code of the functions to generate a PDF-object instead of the SVG files but i don't know how can i do that. The HTML pages are not very complicated, only a few tables with data, and one HTML index page. I've think that i could mix all the HTML pages into a only one bigger HTML page and convert these one. I can't use any external application, (html2ps or something like that) because the pdf has to be the output of my program. Thank you

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