> > >Other than that, I don't know. Maybe there is an error message returned >from the Glue? The code below works for Netscape and IE: Hmmm. This code doesn't produce any oops, but also doesn't print... use Mac::Glue; my $IE = new Mac::Glue 'Netscape_Communicator'; $IE->print("masterpiece:archive:2:2.html"); die ("oops $^E") if ($^E); The following: use Mac::Glue; my $IE = new Mac::Glue 'Netscape_Communicator'; $IE->print("masterpiece:archive:2:2.html"); $IE->ERRORS(sub { my(@stuff) = @_; print "Error: $stuff[4]"; }); produces the following output. # # No event 'ERRORS' available from glue for 'Netscape_Communicator' File 'Pulp:werken:projects:masterpiece:db :applescript:printem_exp.pl'; Line 27 # Carp::croak('No event \'ERRORS\' available from glue for \'Netscape_Communica...') called File 'Electric:Utilities:MacPerl Ÿ:site_perl:Mac:Glue.pm'; Line 165 # Mac::Glue::AUTOLOAD('Mac::Glue::GLUE0=HASH(0x8d3d1b4)', 'CODE(0x8e55558)') called File 'Pulp:werken:projects:masterpiece:db :applescript:printem_exp.pl'; Line 27 I don't know how to easily discern what version of Glue I'm using, it's doesn't say when I look it up in Shuck, but I just downloaded the sucker with cpan-mac today so I assume it's the latest version.... BTW, I can get the thing to print using $IE->printbrowserwindow which is only in IE 5's dictionary. .eric. # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org