Dynatabframe sounds great.

I am having trouble getting it to work (XP, activestate).

Am I / how am I using it wrong? Thanks for the help! 

use strict;

use Tk;
use Tk::DynaTabFrame;

my @tab;

my $top = MainWindow->new();
my $nb  = $top->DynaTabFrame;

&add_tab() for 1 .. 6;

$nb->pack;
MainLoop();

my $i   = 0;
sub add_tab {
    $i++;
    print "adding  tab $i\n";
    $tab[$i] = $nb->add(
        -caption  => 'Tab label' . $i,
        -tabcolor => 'black',
    );
    $tab[$i]->Label( -text => 'dsdss' );

}

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