I updated this script about an hour or two after i posted it and epoptai blurted out this in the cb:
"-.-. .-. .- --.. -.-- .. -. ... --- -- -. .. .- -.-. + +"
after running it through morsify i realized that a -morse switch is not a waste, so i added it.

all of this is reflected above in the #comments.
I also updated(improved) the pod some.

UPDATE:(January 1, 2001)
Due to ichimunkis help, i realized that line 271( use Win32::Sound) needed to be changed to (eval("use Win32::Sound;");) since use is a compile time directive(i think that's right) and it was asking for Win32 even though he was on *nix, and i 'coded' the script to just print to /dev/dsp, so it should be fine now.
i also added line 304(print WAVOUT "\n";) thanx to ichimunki

UPDATE:(January 5, 2001)
For a couple of days now the description text was also in the code field. This was caused, in my humble opinion, by me accidentaly pasting the description there, as opposed something being wrong with the pm database, but it's back now, the latest official release %-)

UPDATE:(February 1, 2001)
isotope pointed out that: open(WAVOUT,"$saveas") or die "can't open $saveas 4 writing: $!"; opens a file for reading. I agreed.

"cRaZy is co01, but sometimes cRaZy is cRaZy".
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