Hello everyone! :-) Ok, I upped the memory usage of MacPerl to 24mb of memory and re-ran the program. It downloaded 967 files. A difference of 115 files from the 852 files MacPerl downloaded with 12mb of memory. So I decided to do some snooping in the Mac's memory usage. I've put in the "use Mac::Memory" command at the top of the program, I request how much free memory there is for the program and system, and I'm printing out the memory usage as the program goes along. I also put in a test for when the memory is down to 1/3 of it's original amount. When this happens the program will do a CompactMem and CompactMemSys to see how much memory it gets back. Also, an update on the output screen memory thing: MacPerl must already handle the 32K memory limit because the output file from last night registered at 13.7mb. So MacPerl must already remove unneeded lines off of the top of the screen. Because otherwise MacPerl would have choked a long time ago on this much output. But thanks to the person who posted that thought. :-) In other news: I again failed in my attempts to recreate the %-. bug. This time I couldn't even get the Mac to freeze. Very frustrating. I can only think that it must have to have the proper set of conditions in order for it to crash. (ie: Like catch it in the middle of doing something like house cleaning or some such.) If it ever happens again I'll try for the stdlog again. Otherwise I'm going to just drop it for now. So kudo's to Matthias on this. :-) ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch