bcdeery,

I answered a similar question you asked a while back, explaining how to reverse engineer JavaScript. A quick look at the Win32::IE::Mechanize documentation will explain what the differences are between WWW::Mechanize and Win32::IE::Mechanize. Your post history seems to centre around the area of site scraping and processing. A quick look at your target site, in this case www.fedex.com suggests that you may want to check out Section 2. Use of fedex.com. from their Terms of service, which is something you may want to consider:

"The use of automated dial-in or inquiry devices to obtain information through fedex.com is strictly prohibited."

For this reason I won't be providing any more information over and above what has already been provided to you.

Thanks

Martin

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