I need to add an ActiveX control to a Tk window. Its a simple window. The object is created correctly, but i'm not quite sure how to get it to show up. This is what i got so far. 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use strict;

use Win32::OLE;
use Tk;

my $main = MainWindow->new();
$main->minsize(400,400);
$main->title("STK/X Demo for Perl/Tk");
$main->configure(-background => 'black');

# Add ActiveX Component Here
my $stkx = Win32::OLE->new('...') || die"Can't create STKX\n";
my $vo   = Win32::OLE->new('...') || die "Can't create VO\n";
$stkx->ExecuteCommand('...');
MainLoop();

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- Tom

In reply to Adding ActiveX Control to Tk Window by tcf22

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