$ unzip -l pd.zip
Archive:  pd.zip
  Length     Date   Time    Name
 --------    ----   ----    ----
   421888  08-07-02 17:30   files/about.exe
     4092  11-11-00 13:22   files/com.nee
       96  10-21-00 11:47   files/empty.pfm
   683008  12-29-00 16:59   files/pdesign.exe
   158208  12-29-00 16:58   Setup.exe
 --------                   -------
  1267292                   5 files

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On your website, it says "100% Perl-Code, Perl-Tk" under one of the screen shots. Is it the app that's all Perl, or the generated code?

Looking at the contents of the zip, it looks like the app is a Windows binary, so I guess that refers to the generated code.

You may not to find a lot of monks here who run Windows, AND are willing to install binaries off of the net...

I certainly won't at the office, although I might try this out once I get home, since it does look interesting.
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Mike

In reply to Re: New Perl/Tk-Designer (Free) by RMGir
in thread New Perl/Tk-Designer (Free) by cybertrekker

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