yes.

  c> Maybe something like this?
  c> % more parse.pl
  c> #!/usr/bin/perl -w

  c> my (@shit, $read, $build, @product, @id, @sku, @upc, @weight);
  c> my @temp;

  c> open(IN, '<', 'input') || die "cant open: $!";
  c> $read = <IN>;
  c> chomp($read);
  c> $build = "http://www.doba.com/members/catalog/".$read.".html";
  c> @temp = `lynx -accept_all_cookies -dump $build`;

  c> @product = grep(/Product ID/, @temp);
  c> @id = grep(/Item ID/, @temp);
  c> @sku = grep(/SKU/, @temp);
  c> @upc = grep(/UPC/, @temp);
  c> @weight = grep(/Weight/, @temp);

  c> print @product;
  c> print @id;
  c> print @sku;
  c> print @upc;
  c> print @weight;

  c> However, I don't know how to use LWP. Again, would the code run faster
  c> if I used LWP?

better but forking off lynx is still slow. LWP should be much faster. if
you want speed (and with the data size you have, you want it), use LWP.

depending on how fast you need it (cpu usage will spike with the greps
you have) you can also change all that to parse out what you want with
regexes. (again, that assumes a known fixed html page layout which you
seem to have).

uri