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> How should I fix it? =A0(IIRC, the hard part is getting the word
> `pod2texi'. =A0I expect that googling for this would quickly lead one to
> an answer.)

Of course I already tried it !!!

(without luck, like mentioned in the perlmonks thread I linked to. )

The problem is more fundamental: info-files are static!

For every new installation of a perl-modul one needs to build the info
file again.

Calling something like POD2HTML builds dynamically full hyperlinked
HTML-pages of all installed moduls, which might also be displayed
within emacs.

Or is it possible to produce and display info-files dynamically???

Cheers
  Rolf

PS: Ilya to be clear I do certainly not demand any further work of
you, I really appreciate the work you already did!!!
I'm just wanna discuss the best approach for further development ...