I received some information that led me to a resolution. Look at site www. divinf.it/perl-win32 and look for articles on Netscape and PERL. I found some that mentioned adding the following line(s) to your PERL script:

print "HTTP/1.0 200 OK\n"; print "Content-Type: text/html\n\n";

This is in response to how to avoid the download of the perl script from Netscape 3 Still working on getting sas running correctly on a network-connected-sas-server, where the webserver itself is not running a local sas.exe but runs the sas.exe from a remote server.

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