According to Matthias Ulrich Neeracher: > > I'd have to look at the details. FileHandle does not really > exist anymore, it is now replaced with IO::Handle & Co., but > some backwards compatibility should exist. > > What is the message you get? When I removed the "use FileHandle" then it didn't complain anymore and it could read the database et al just fine. I believe the complaint was something about a needless use of a void pointer or some such. Basically, I need to put it back in to get the message again. But that (really) isn't necessary since actually the right thing to do is to just take out the command since it isn't needed anymore. On the other problem - last night was my workout night so I (again) didn't get much done. I'm also working on a MacPerl install program which I can run after I've unarchived the new version of MacPerl. What it's going to do is to ask where the new version is, where the old version is, and then move everything over from the new to the old version. This is because I'm lazy and don't want to have to drag all of the library files from the old folder to the new folder and then delete the older version by hand. :-) My tests seem to work pretty well so far. I'll post the final version. It's nothing fancy but it is what I'd call a "safe" copy. (ie:It renames all files which are the same as the new files to X.old, then moves X over, and finally removes all of the X.old files. In this way, if there is some kind of a problem along the way you can recover by just renaming all of the ".old" files back to what they were.) ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch