Ikegami,
Thanks for the reply. A little bit of tweaking, but you were pretty much on the money =). 

my $doc = $ie->agent->Document;

my $form = ${$perl_form};

my $field = $doc->createElement('<INPUT NAME="FLUFFY" VALUE="socks" TY
+PE="hidden">');

$form->appendChild($field);

my @inputs = $perl_form->inputs();
my $c = 1;
foreach my $i ( @inputs ) {
        print "Input$c : " . $i->name . " : " . $i->value . " : " . $i
+->type . "\n";
        $c++;
}

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The $doc just needed an agent slapped in the middle and with field I could only get it to work when I added all the data in one line, but I didn't tinker with it too much.
Update: looked into it a bit more you can do the field definition with the following... 
...
my $field = $doc->createElement('<INPUT TYPE="hidden">');
%{$field}->{name} = "FLUFFY";
%{$field}->{value} = "socks";

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Which gives.... 
Input1 : Fruit : apple : hidden
Input2 : Animal : dog : hidden
Input3 : language : perl : hidden
Input4 : FLUFFY : socks : hidden

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Thanks for your help ++. =)

Regards Paul

In reply to Re^2: Win32::IE::Input by thekestrel
in thread Win32::IE::Input by thekestrel

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