On 3/12/96 Peter Folk wrote: >Anybody have a quick explanation or reference, about what an XFCN is? These are eXtended FunCtionNs from Hypercard et al. They are code resources that you "plug-in" to a Hypercard stack and call from your script. The only difference between an XFCN and a XCMD is that the former returns a value: put myXFCN("foo") into muVar Actually XCMDs return a value in a special place that can be read by the "result" function: put the result into myVar This is used mostly for error conditions. -R- --- Richard Rathe, MD - rrathe@ufl.edu - http://www.med.ufl.edu/medinfo/ ---