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Ok...thanks for the info..Ill follow that path

That one opens a window that say "this page cannot be displayed...etc....etc"... My question isnt really about this script in particular. Let me rephrase it. Does a perl cgi script always open a window, no matter the scripts function?....if not ..where kind I find an example of a perl...

Well..it appears to be true of any perl cgi program...I have yet to see one that doesnt insist on opening a browser window somewhere along the line. Heres a simplified example..it will open up a window at completion that says the browser cant find the requested window, I just want it to finish...

I wish...That was one of the first possibilties I examined, every info source I can find says that the only window an existing window can close without user input and without the alert, is one it has also opened. Im new to perl, Im just a hobbyist programmer, but its hard for me to believe that...

No...thanks for trying darkom...but that doesnt work...the script generates a window that says "cant find file"

Nope..putting a window close statement in the window brings up an alert thats says "This window is trying to close itself. Do you want to close it?"

Hopefully this will be a clearer version of the question I asked a couple of entries ago.Every perl program I write wants to open a window when it quits. I started with [print "Location: XXXX.html"; exit;], without the brackets, thats ok for some applications, it would of course...

my perl cgi program is called with a form, It goes out and chks one file size, if the size has changed it does stuff, that parts ok...but if the file size has not changed I want the script to just die...but it always want to come back and open a window...it doesnt care which window just whatever...