I created a runtime version of a MacPerl script and then took a look at the aete dictionary to see how to communicate with it via AppleScript from another application. It appears to be the same aete resource that is in the regular MacPerl app and I'm a little puzzled about this. The dictionary defines Do Script as: "Do Script string -- Script to execute" Since the runtime app's name and the script's name are the same,does this mean that I use something like: tell app "myScript" do script "myScript" end tell or am I missing something here? Also, I noticed that Do Script event includes: "[preprocess boolean] -- if true, send script through C preprocessor." "[mode Local/Batch/Remote/Duplex] -- mode (local, batch, remote, duplex)." I didn't think that Perl could be preprocessed on a Mac- if it can, how do you do this? And what is all this mode stuff about? Thanks. Richard Gordon Gordon Consulting & Design Voice: 770-565-8267 Fax: 770-971-6887 ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch