Matthias writes: >I simply hadn't defined this access method yet (and I suppose it speaks well >of the intuitiveness of my interfacing that you expected it to be there in >exactly this way). As a workaround, the following might work: > >use Mac::Memory; > >@PicHandle::ISA = qw(Handle); > >sub PicHandle::picFrame { > my($my) = @_; > bless $my->get(2,8), "Rect"; >} I've changed the script to: use Mac::Events; use Mac::Windows; use Mac::QuickDraw; use Mac::Resources; use Mac::Memory; @PicHandle::ISA = qw(Handle); $eps = "Edge 2000:Desktop Folder:test.eps"; $res = OpenResFile($eps) or die ^$E; $pict = GetPicture(256); $imageRect = $pict->picFrame; #$imageRect = new Rect 10, 10, 250, 250; $bounds = new Rect 50, 50, 550, 290; $win = new MacWindow $bounds, "Draw Pict Resource", 1, documentProc, 1; $win->sethook("redraw", \&DrawOurWindow); WaitNextEvent while $win->window; dispose $win; CloseResFile($res); sub DrawOurWindow { DrawPicture $pict, $imageRect; } sub PicHandle::picFrame { my($my) = @_; bless $my->get(2,8), "Rect"; } When it executes the bless statement, I encounter the following error message: hand is not of type Handle. I assume this means that $my needs to be blessed to "Handle", but I can't seem to get that to work for me either. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Kevin