Hello, on 10/9/00 8:10 AM, Levan, Jerry at Jerry.Levan@eku.edu wrote: > I used a FaceSpan application to "collect" via a GUI all of > the information that a MacPerl droplet might need, then start > the MacPerl droplet and *somehow* pass all of the collected > info to the MacPerl object...probably as an array of strings... You can. The Do Script command will take a list. If you give the path to the script/droplet as the first parameter, the remaining parameters will appear to your script in @ARGV (ie, in the example below $ARGV[0] is "text one" and $ARGV[1] is "text two". set param1 to "text one" set param2 to "text two" set s to "HD:path to:script.plx" tell application "MacPerl" Do Script {s, param1, param2} end tell -- Enrique Terrazas, MD, MS <mailto:terrazas@labmed.ucsf.edu> <http://labmed.ucsf.edu/~terrazas/> # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org