I afraid - you need to remove asterixed file...
or more precisely, are there more tcl files there? may be you need to remove that Tcl/Tk?

I am not happy with init.tcl searching algorithm either, and it seems to fall into wrong way in your particular case

init.tcl is searched relative to tcl84.dll, which is loaded when Tcl.dll loaded, so, you should find right exact Tcl/Tk installation first

BTW ActivePerl 5.8.8+ comes with Tcl/Tk correctly bundled, there's some magic file tkkit.dll within it.
This is another approach, but you must be careful to not mix different installations.

returning to your 1/2 year ago attempt on pure tcl/tk attempt - "Image format png is not supported" - you just need 

package require Img

[download]
or in Tcl::Tk style - 
$int->packageRequire('Img');

[download]

... and don't hesitate using support list tcltk at perl.org

Best regards,
vkon

In reply to Re^13: Tk:Photo -data with binary data? by vkon
in thread Tk:Photo -data with binary data? by BrowserUk

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