note Krambambuli Sure... :)<br><br> There are quite a few possible answers to your tricky question.<br><br> 1. There is no difference, as neither of those two beasts exists.<br><br> 2. However, there are Perl scripts and Perl programs.<br><br> 3. As Perl scripts are scripts and Perl programs are programs, the difference between them is the same as between scripts and programs.<br><br> 4. AFAIK, there is no clear cut between them. Some scripts are called programs and some programs are actually just scripts.<br><br> 5. In day to day personal use, I _tend_ to refer to some Perl code as being a script if it is rather a simple, quick-and-dirty program, targeted for command line use, maybe even single-shot uses. I'd probably never call code that runs as a daemon a script.<br><br> But YMMV.<br><br> <!-- Node text goes above. Div tags should contain sig only --> <div class="pmsig"><div class="pmsig-600591"> <br>Krambambuli<br> ---<br> </div></div> 837994 837994