Brethern --

I am a total novice when it comes to TK. I want to display an image and can do so easily with the code below: 

use Tk;
use Tk::Photo;
use Tk::JPEG;
my $mw=new MainWindow;
my $foto=$mw->Photo(-file => 'C:\\temp\\itunesart\\702_-_702.jpg');
$mw->Button(-image => $foto)->pack();
$mw->MainLoop;

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The rub is that I want to display JUST this image. I don't want the TK titlebar, menu, bars on either side of the image. I don't want to see any of TK. I've been combing the internets and super search and think I'm just not phrasing my search term right. If you were to do this in HTML so you wouldn't see any of the browser, it would called "chromeless" but I don't know the corresponding term for regular application windows. Or is doing this just not possible?

Many thanks,
mdog

In reply to TK without titlebar / Chromeless TK by mdog

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