This simple tool is compose of 4 files

VRML.cgi        the perl script
VRML.html       the form
cgi-lib.pl      The cgi-lib.pl library has become the de facto standard library                 for creating Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts in the Perl
                language
new.gif         a gif

You can find the animation file mj.ras at http://www.agip.it/~pivari/mj.ras (mirrored by http://www.paperinc.com/vrml/models/mtv/mj.ras)

1) Check if you have PERL. You can find it at http://www.perl.com

2) Move VRML.html and new.gif (and mj.ras if you want) in the same
   directory of your Web or modify the entries in VRML.html
   <IMG SRC="./new.gif" WIDTH=28 HEIGHT=11>

3) Move VRML.cgi in /cgi-bin/ directory of your Web
   [Usually default is /usr/local/etc/httpd/cgi-bin]
   If you want test the option Netscape's Live3D javascript API (default)
   you have to modify the variable
   $VRMLfile = "/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/test/VRMLtextures.wrl";
   and the relative link 
   print "<embed src=\"/test/VRMLtextures.wrl\" width=400 height=350 name=\"jsWrl\">\n";

   NOTE! Remember to create this file with appropriate privilege.
   cgi-bin has to be able to write it!

4) Move cgi-lib.pl in the default directory of lib PERL
   [Usually /usr/local/lib/perl5]
   You can find the last version of cgi-lib.pl and documentation at
   http://www.bio.cam.ac.uk/cgi-lib/

I don't test this simple tool with PERL version 4. I hope it works.
