# --------- Load necessary Modules

 use HTML::Parse;
 use HTML::FormatText;

 


# --------- Open File for Reading 

 print "File to Read :   ";

 $ifile=<>;
 
 chomp($ifile);

 $file = "$ifile" . ".txt" ;

 print $file;

 open (FILE, "$file") or

    die "Can't open $file: $!\n";

 select((select(FILE), $/ = undef)[0]);

 my $contents = <FILE>;
 
 close(FILE);
 




 # -------- Rip HTML Tags
 
 $plain_text = HTML::FormatText->new->format(parse_html($contents)); 
 
 
 print $plain_text;



 # -------- Writing to Files




 print "File to Write to :  ";

 $file = <>;

 chomp($file);

 $file = $file . ".txt";

 open(DAT,">$file") || die("Cannot Open File");

 print DAT "$plain_text"; 

 close(DAT);

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