
The script really isn't very obfuscated.

It is a script within a script within a script.

Substituting  's,$,$_,ee' with 'print' 
in the first script will show the second script.

This second script reads its own whitespace, and translates it into 
a big string, which it then eval's.

This third script is simply 'print"The Perl Journal\n"'
 
I had to write:
1. A Perl script that takes two strings, and hides one in the whitespace of the other.
2. A Perl script that reads its own whitespace, translates it to a string and evals it.
3. A VB5 app that lets me doodle out a text stencil. ( I picked up some VB in a hurry just to do this. :)
4. A Perl script that takes two strings. It treats one as a mold, and the other as the content.
It transforms the content string to make it whitespace insensitive, and then "pours" it into the mold.

- Ashwin Dixit.
