they are working, but as soon as you open the node, it shows the total text.
In the overview i see this:
Re: Tk::Thumbnail --> callback help
by zentara on Apr 14, 2005 at 21:35 UTC

      Here, I chopped down the script I mentioned above, to just be a 
+thumbnail displayer, with HList. The thumbnails are stored in memory,
+ not disk files. I've left the HList -selectmode => 'single', and you
+ can work out how you would like to display multiple files.

      If you use -selectmode=>'multiple', you can use the "shift-left-
+mouse-click" to select multiple thumbnails, but then you will need to
+ work out a display strategy. Maybe a "right-mouse-click" binding on 
+the HList, along with multiple labels(with images) in the main frame.
+ You can also put checkbuttons in the HList if you want. Anyways, thi
+s should get you started.
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