Ohhhhh gracious ones,

I am trying to use labels in a CGI form. Is this correct? When I view the html, I do not see the labels working. Can you tell me exactly what should be done? 

use CGI;

$query = new CGI;
@letters=("a", "b", "c");
%labels=('1=>a',
         '2=>b',
         '3=>c');

print     $query->header(-title=>'some letters & labels'),
          $query->start_html('Welcome to letters'),
          $query->h1('Welcome letters'),
          $query->h3("Please select the what you would like to"),
          $query->p,
          $query->checkbox_group(-name=>'avletters',
                                 -values=>\@letters,
                                 -labels=>\%labels),
          $query->p,
          ...

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In reply to label usage by Anonymous Monk

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