pudge@pobox.com,Internet writes: > >Hm. So sending a 0 still does not work properly? If I were you, I would >try a couple of things: first, use Data::Dumper to print the >Mac::AppleEvents::Simple object that you are using: > > $event = $webstar->Suspend_Logging( 0 ); > print $event->{EVENT}, "\n"; > print $event->{REPLY}, "\n"; > >This will show what your sent event looks like (and the reply). Then >perhaps we can look into debugging it more. Here it is: > EVENT: 'WWW_'\flog{} REPLY: 'null'() Doesn't look too interesting to me. Unfortunately, this event doesn't seem to reply. I'll take a look around Starnine's (slow!) web site for any tech info regarding this particular issue. It may just be a bug on their part. In fact, it seems like it is - except typeFalse works perfectly... But why would a MacPacked typeFalse (becoming typeFalse again) work any better than a zero that becomes a typeFalse? -josh ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch