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I'll give a few tips about perl... -First, Perl is a scripting language. You won't ever need to compile it. -Second, If the script is on a web server (being hosted by some one else) you'll have to see if they have perl set up to allow you to use it. (Some web hosting packages don't allow the...

I knew I was going to look stupid... HaHa Thomas...

You could possibly pipe the information into a text file, then read it... (That's how I would do it, since I don't know of a way to directly access the information from the standard output...) Not sure that this was of much help, but I wish you luck!

You may have to look into using eval(); Create the string containing the PERL commands you need and then eval(); the string...

the @ARGV variablecontains any perameters passed to a function... printVars(var1, var2, var3, ...); or Command Line: printvars.pl var1 var2 var3 sub printVars { var1 = $ARGV[0]; var2 = $ARGV[1]; # Etc... Have Fun! Thomas Smith

Use the stat function The modified time is the 10th element (index 9). @MyArray = stat($somefile); $ModTime = localtime(@MyArray[9]); print $ModTime; Have fun! Thomas Smith

Why don't you just use uc("_ccmwaid.inf");