When I write my perl scripts on UNIX, the first line I would usually put: #!/usr/bin/perl
Stating that that's where to find the perl binary to run the script, and so I can just type "perl_script" instead of "perl perl_script" to run it. Can someone shed me some light on how to do that on VMS? Again, I don't know anything about VMS and right now the way I even get "perl" to be recognized as a command is by typing: PERL :== $PERL_ROOT:[000000]PERL.EXE and then I can start typing "perl perl_script" to run stuff. In addition, how do I turn that perl script into a command? on Unix I'd just do chmod 755 perl_script Thanks for all the help! Patrick
