Brian Matthews wrote: >Vicki Brown writes: >|Or... why do your scripts >|have McPL as their creator anyway? (mine are all R*ch 'cause I create them >|with BBEdit in the first place). > >That's fine for scripts, but files I create *from a script* all have >McPl (or whatever I've changed it to) as the creator. And yes, there are >a vast array of options for changing the creator later, but why not have >it how I want it in the first place? > Here's what I do within my script just before closing a typical text file to make it "belong" to the text editor Alpha. &MacPerl'SetFileInfo("ALFA","TEXT",$logfile); # make it an Alpha file Or for Encapsulated PostScript that I wish to open with Tailor, &MacPerl'SetFileInfo("Tail","EPSF",$outfile); # make output a Tailor file All you need to know is the four-character creator and type codes to use. Bob Pyle, Cambridge, MA, USA ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch