What happens if:
END_OF_PRINT
#&printOwner($data{owner1});
#&printOwner($data{owner2});
#&printOwner($data{owner3});
print <<END_OF_PRINT;
</TH>
</TR>
END_OF_PRINT
is changed to:
#END_OF_PRINT
#&printOwner($data{owner1});
#&printOwner($data{owner2});
#&printOwner($data{owner3});
#print <<END_OF_PRINT;
</TH>
</TR>
and picked up by the END_OF_PRINT that occurs after <html> ?
Update: Ok. Just checking for any weirdness in slight deviations from what you posted above. Ignore my comments below this reply, for they were added in error.
/renz.
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