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HTML/HTMLDoc version 0.01

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This module is an Perl OO-interface to the HTMLDOC commandline-tool available

from http://www.easysw.com/htmldoc. It can be used for easily creating

PDF and PS documents from HTML-Documents.

 

The module tries to be easy to use. It is possible to send the PDF-output

directly to a browser in a web-environment or to save it to a file.

 

If you use this module in mod_perl-environment, be careful because there are

problems using IPC::Open3 with mod_perl. See the pod for an other way of this