Hi, Generating the pdf file but the image or content is not aligned to the top left corner. HTML file consists of the images & content. Please find the below code, 

open(OUTHTML,"test.html);
@pdf_lines = <OUTHTML>;
close(OUTHTML);

  my $htmldoc = new HTML::HTMLDoc();
#    $htmldoc->set_input_file("$filename");
    $htmldoc->set_page_size('letter');
    $htmldoc->set_top_margin('top',-500,-500);
    $htmldoc->set_bottom_margin('bottom',-500,-500);
    $htmldoc->set_left_margin('left',-400,-400);
    $htmldoc->set_right_margin('right',-400,-400);
    $htmldoc->set_pagemode('pagemode','fullscreen');
    $htmldoc->set_html_content(qq~@pdf_lines~);
    $htmldoc->get_html_content();
    $htmldoc->set_input_file($fl_name_new);
    $htmldoc->get_input_file();
    $htmldoc->set_header('.', '.', '.');
    $htmldoc->set_footer('.', '.', '.');
    $htmldoc->embed_fonts('embedfonts','');
    $htmldoc->no_embed_fonts();
  my $pdf = $htmldoc->generate_pdf();
  #print $pdf->to_string();
  $pdf->to_file("test.pdf");

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Thanks. Regards, Pavan

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