----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dennis Daupert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> The script has a problem when it hits a directory or filename containing
> spaces.

Hi Dennis,

I can't reproduce your specific problem:

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C:\_32>perl -e "$d='C:/Users/Rob/Saved Games';print -d $d"
1
C:\_32>perl -e "$d='C:\Users\Rob\Saved Games';print -d $d"
1
C:\_32>perl -e "$d='C:\Users\Rob\Saved';print -d $d"

C:\_32>perl -e "$d='C:/Users/Rob/Saved';print -d $d"

C:\_32>perl -e "$d='C:/Users/Rob/Saved Rubbish';print -d $d"

C:\_32>perl -e "$d='C:\Users\Rob\Saved Rubbish';print -d $d"

C:\_32>
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'C:/Users/Rob/Saved Games' exists on my machine, but the other directories 
tested do not. The above output is entirely as expected.

Probably best if you could provide a small standalone script (or one liner) 
that we can all run, and that demonstrates the problem.

Cheers,
Rob 

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