I'll pretend I did not see 
### POD ###

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I'd like to introduce you to 
=pod

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I trust you'll make the change accordingly.

Seeing as you're on the right track ( pod ), but are still have a little trouble( sub usage ... <<END; ??? nooo ), i'd like to introduce you to a new friend, Pod::Usage. It'll make the redundant sub usage go away.

I hope you'll embrace it, and to help you do so, here's a gem from ybic The Dynamic Duo --or-- Holy Getopt::Long, Pod::UsageMan!

Ooops, I almost forgot, ;D

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In reply to Re: Storable 2 Text - An editor for data files created by Storable.pm by PodMaster
in thread Storable 2 Text - An editor for data files created by Storable.pm by kingman

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