Fletch: .. for me, no CSS is trivial ;-) Maybe this year I get over whatever is in the way and get there!

shmem: thank you for the reference. Quite a lot there to take in but I will go into it.

(Interesting aside... for many years I have actually been quite happy using a mouse + a keyboard together and wondered why some people are so vociferous about using only a keyboard ... at a desktop computer. Now I am often talking to PM on a laptop in the living room c/o wireless, and switching from keys to touchpad is, though closer, somehow a lot more intrusive.)

My thanks to both. As ever, PerlMonks acts not as a source of Answers to Questions but as a stimulus to more inquiry and learning.

I'm now just waiting for the moon to slow us down to a 26-hour day.

This signature would be ready by Christmas if days had 26 hours

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