Heya Tye. The sub I wrote was initially tested with die during the first coding session. Unfortunately, I'm the only coder here that knows Perl. Perl is also the only language I know (it's probably the easiest language since FORTRAN and VB). I was not expecting to run into this problem, so I had avoided large error handling subs. I guess now I must put them in to ensure these programs work properly. I guess I'll have to give up a little bit of the speed now. Oh well, I think the programs will work fine with heavy error handlers (I hope!!!). Thanks for pointing out the cwd possibility. I'll look into that later today. Thanks your your help guys. Any other pointers, style advise, or what-have-you will be much appreciated. Necos

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