Hi pupun,

The task you have been given sounds achievable using LWP's lwp-download or perhaps lwp-rget depending on the exact requirements you have.

I notice you have posted this question twice (as Reaped: downloading files from websites automatically in windows), please read the PerlMonks FAQ and How do I post a question effectively? if you have not already done so. Since you tell us that you are new to Perl perhaps you should start by working your way through the tutorials section of this site.

Hope this helps

Martin

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