To Alex: Your welcome! :-) Anyway, I was looking through the latest release of CGI.pm. (At least I think it is the latest release - I could be wrong.) And I noticed the following: . . . elseif( $OSNAME=~/Mac/i){ . . . And was wondering (since we just recently went through a whole discussion about the pros and cons of using "=~" versus "eq") if the author could be contacted and asked to change these IF-ELSEIF-ELSE statements to . . . elseif( $OSNAME eq "MacOS" ){ . . . ??????????? Ok - you may be wondering "Why is he posting here and not e-mailing the guy?" Well, two reasons - one) I haven't found an e-mail address in the source yet (ie: I probably missed it), and two) This does pertain to people using CGI.pm on the Mac via MacPerl. :-) Also, I do not know if this is against any coding rules for modules for Perl. So if it's not then never mind. :-) I'm using version 2.37b4 (if I remember correctly). ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch