_____ Could someone give me an example code snippet that changes a mac file type from one type to another? _____ The first program I wrote, and I occasionally go back to rewrite it, and use it all the time involves filechanges. It of course has bunches of things that you can do with it now; but changing the file's "type/creator" pair comes down to all of one command... MacPerl::SetFileInfo($creator, $type, $file); Where $file is a path to the file. I'll assume for now that you know what to do with it (i.e. what it does, examples of t/c pairs,...) Another useful command that may come in quite handy is... MacPerl::GetFileInfo($file); Which returns a list ($creator, $type). If you want it to look like the standard syntax of mime or what have you, you can always... print reverse join "/", MacPerl::GetFileInfo($file); etc etc. If you'd like I can sent you a copy of my program. It's due for an update so may not bee too prety, but it gets the job done. le meas, --Nick ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-webcgi-request@macperl.org