I am trying to put:
<META http-equiv=Page-Enter content="revealTrans &#13;&#10;(Duration=0
+.8,Transition=23)">
<META http-equiv=Page-Exit content="revealTrans &#13;&#10;(Duration=0.
+8,Transition=12)">

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using CGI.pm's start_html()

however, it keeps outputing this on the html page: 
<META name="Page-Enter" content= "revealTrans &#13;&#10;(Duration=0.8,
+Transition=23)">...

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So, I have tried a lot of different ways to do it, but cannot figure out how to put it in the start_html array to make it work.

I had to print it after the start_html() array, and it works, but I know that is not the proper place, so I would like to know how to put it in where it belongs.

If you know, I would appreciate your advice.


thx,
Richard

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