Yes, if I can reproduce the error , that will help a lot. Also I don't like the code where errors just spit out a msg to the user (browser), as it doesn't help the user, and I never know about it. The user probably goes to another site. For a Perl beginner like me, it's a large script, I've added a few extra modules, but as I inherited it, there are things I don't like about it. Sometimes hard to test someone elses code, because their objectives were different then. That said, I need to write down what I don't like with it (like what happens if the user closes the browser window before ALL the processing is done , ... yikes ??), and set about to rigoursly test it.

Peter