Hello Zentara,

Before posting my question, I tried to look around in perlmonks to check if this was question already answered. But I could not find it. However, I did notice that you take very much interest in answering Perl Tk questions. So I was expecting you would answer my question too. And there you're!

Now, to go back to my question, what I was really interested in was to change the font and color of the text string in the page-tab. i.e. The text string "PAGE 1" when page1 is raised should be bold and underlined AND this string should be displayed in a different color (say blue) than it's default (which is black when it is not raised).

Any thoughts on how to do this ?

BTW, I'll take a look at your ztkdb but I must confess I'm new to Perl Tk. So I'm not sure how much I'll be able to understand.

In reply to Re^2: A Perl Tk::NoteBook question by Anonymous Monk
in thread A Perl Tk::NoteBook question by Anonymous Monk

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