Can i easliy convert my CGI script and modules into a form that can use the windows explorer windows as the interface front end,

I'm assuming you mean Internet Explorer.

then produce output into this without loading up the script in th window,

Huh? What do you mean by "loading up the script" ?

OR, having to create a new interface and script specifically for standalone versions.

You might be able to port the whole thing to a stand-alone application with a built-in web-server. See HTTP::Server::Simple. Looks reasonably straight-forward. If you need other applications (like a database server) you'd have to find easy-to install alternatives for those too (like SQL Lite).

"What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"

In reply to Re: Conversion from Web script to stand-alone by Joost
in thread Conversion from Web script to stand-alone by MonkPaul

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