I finally installed Brad's BBEdit plug-ins. Really convenient! I'm also a diehard OneClick user. I have a few contributions for the MacPerl palette, if anyone is interested. 1) I searched but could find no way via keyboard modifiers to force BBEdit to close a window without saving (ie. avoid the dialog box). This is for the "Untitled" windows that come up in response to "Check Syntax" or "Run MacPerl". Yeah, I know you can type "command w", then command "d", but I found that annoying. So, I used AppleScript and Capture AE to create a script that will dismiss such windows. I assigned it a keyboard combo of cmd-shift-w. 2) I created a script which enables you to jump from the syntax check output to the referenced line number in the underlying perl script window. This replicates the Jump command which exists in the MacPerl application. As far as I could tell, there currently isn't a way to that using the plug-ins alone. BTW, all the applescripts in the distributed MacPerl palette can be converted to SendAE commands. These will execute a bit more snappily. If anyone is interested, I'll post them. Umm, I would just do that, but I worked them up at home on my powerbook. Don't have the palette here at work. Mike Myers Roche | Nutley | Bioinformatics ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch