I think it looks very intersting and will be playing with it over the next few days. Thanks.

But the boys are right, you should say that you wrote it in Delphi, and perhaps provide source as well. (there are a few perl/delphi hackers here that just might contribute... me included.)

Oh, im assuming you did it in delphi.... Please tell me it isnt VB :-)

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

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