If he were going to go that route, he could just use pod2html directly. However, that would translate individual pieces of documentation and is overall probably not what he wants. (And, if that is what he wants, most of the individual pieces of documentation are already available on search.cpan.org and/or perldoc.com anyhow.) He's probably looking for the HTML documentation that comes with ActiveState, as the other poster suggested. ActiveState's documentation may include material from the standard documentation, but it's been arranged differently and IIRC uses a frameset to keep a Table of Contents on the side, and some things like that.
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In reply to Re: HTML Help File for Perl? by jonadab
in thread HTML Help File for Perl? by cowan

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