lauzzana@netcom.com (Raymond Lauzzana) writes: |It would be extremely useful for debugging |PERL scripts that generate HTML on the fly |without connecting to the network. If I understand the problem (and it's entirely possible I don't), you want to browse a local HTML file without connecting to the network. If that's the case, then any old browser should work. Simply configure it to either open to a blank page, or make your home page a local file. You can then browse local files all you want, and the browser should only try to connect to the network if you try to browse something on the network. Brian