... ask her how she did it and whether perhaps she still ...

Not to disappoint you too much, but .... s/\sher\s/him/g;s/\ss(he)\s/$1/g; :)

The compiler listed is a misnomer, it's the compiler used to compile that version of the perl binary. In this instance I didn't compile Tk, although I have previously using Visual Studio. The version I currently have, 800.024, was installed via PPM, although I can't remember which repository I got it from now. Have a look through the list in PPM::Repositories, or better yet install the list into your copy of PPM and try 'install Tk' :)

I built and tested Tk::WinPrint with Visual Studio 6.0 if that helps. I don't have the binary any more as I was only testingit, not installing it.

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In reply to Re^4: Compiling Tk under Windows by barbie
in thread Compiling Tk under Windows by Anonymous Monk

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