>Neither is Alpha. Open Source == Free Software == You can edit the source, >redistribute it, and you don't have to pay for it. Since you are required >to pay for Alpha, it is not Open Source. Please see the Open Source >Definition (OSD) on http://www.opensource.org/ for more information. If you stop at the app, then _that_ you pay for. You're not however paying for the language it was written in, which I believe _is_ open source. However this has nothing to do with disseminating anything relevant either to the original poster, nor to MacPerl. Whichever you call an app that is written in a language of which you can freely look at the source code and alter it to your hearts content, (uncompiled source?) for anyone using Alpha having the same problem as the original poster, it is trivial to solve, or even should you wish to have a _non_ standard key word colour coded using the MacPerl package, you simply add it to the database of key words in the config file for that package. ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org