According to Mohit Sabharwal: <snip> > file, Netscape gives me a "Document contains no data" error. This can occur for several reasons (obviously) but the most prominate (sp?) one is that MacPerl took too long to respond to the server and thus to the browser. So the browser took it to mean that there wasn't any data (ie: web page) forthcoming. Try breaking up the request into smaller chunks or move the MacPerl script and database (if any) to the ram drive so they will execute faster. Or download Quid Pro Quo and see how to write C/C++ routines to interface with a server. Basically, you need something to execute faster. Whether it be a smaller script, faster OS, faster machine, faster language, or whatever. :-)