Thanks.

But, where do I find dnd_demo (not anywhere on my sytem, CPAN, or this site, and a web search would turn up non-domain results--i.e., the game dungeons and dragons, dnd).

Also, the T::DropSite doc didn't tell me much (aside from the pod commands, the only real 'meat' was: 

 use Tk::DropSite qw(...);
 $widget->DropSite(-entercommand => ...,
                   -dropcommand  => ...,
                   -motioncommand  => ...,
                   -dropcommand  => ...,
                  );

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Which doesn't exactly tell me much on the way of what the things do -- and trying to run a simple call resulted in an error)

I don't have the latest version of Perl/Tk if that's a probelm (the only way to get it for active state is to have VC++, recommended v.6, if another way I'd be glad to know)

In reply to Re: Re: Dragging/Dropping images with Tk by dimmesdale
in thread Dragging/Dropping images with Tk by dimmesdale

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