There are two modules out there Prima::Buttons and Tk::Button
Be sure you have installed what you need
Just 
ppm> install Prima::Buttons
ppm> install Tk::Button

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If the answer is 'the module is allready installed' then you have the modules.
But if you say that you get 'Can't locate Prima/Buttons.pm in @INC' then probably you don't have it.
Or you do but in the wrong location. Do a file search for it and if you do have it then use on top of your script

push (@INC, "/location/of/module");

But this is not the right solution. The right one is to install it in the right location, where every module is.

``The wise man doesn't give the right answers, he poses the right questions.'' TIMTOWTDI

In reply to Re: pp/prima problem by tchatzi
in thread pp/prima problem by c6ackp

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