Dear Monks,
I am new to CGI scripting. up till now I am using Perl only for desktop related applications. My query goes as follows.
I am using following code in my CGI basic script. I want to increase size (length / width) of the SUBMIT button and Textbox. I would welcome any clues/tutorials/direct answers here. 
print start_html('SEARCH'),
    start_form,
    "Search Terms ",textfield('search'),
    p,
    submit,
    end_form,
    hr;

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Thanks,
SanPerl

update
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I guess I need to elaborate a little bit more on my question so that I can get better answers rather than asking to read some the entire book on CGI, which I have already read
Updated Question:
The submit button parameters shows 
  print submit(-name=>'button_name',
                        -value=>'value');

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We can very well see that we can Not modify size of the button, Any more ideas, clues please?

In reply to Submit button/Textbox size by sanPerl

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