>I'm having trouble with OneLiner not displaying the dialog when selecting >the OneLiner menu item. It only comes up with debuging turned on. Is this >problem known? > The dialog displays for me but when I type in a command and click "OK" it doesn't work. I typed in: print "It works"; but it didn't. I looked at the MacPerl script "One Liner/1" which is in the "MacPerl Scripts" folder and can't quite figure out what's happening. Maybe I misunderstand what "One Liner" is supposed to do. I spent a few minutes searching through some "Read Me" files and Shuck and couldn't find any info on it. As a work around I created the following simple script and saved it in the "MacPerl Scripts" folder as "Command Line". This makes "Command Line" appear as a menu item in Macperl's "Script" menu. David Seay ---------------- $input=&MacPerl::Ask("Enter a MacPerl command to execute...", $default); eval($input); ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch