I afraid - you need to remove asterixed file...

I'm sorry, but that makes no sense. Removing that file makes no difference, as that directory is never looked at (as confirmed by the error message I listed above). Remember it is when attempting to run nmake test that these failures are occurring.

The distrurbing part is that none, not a single one of those paths that are being searched, actually exist on my system. So why are they being searched?

init.tcl is searched relative to tcl84.dll, which is loaded when Tcl.dll loaded, ...

That suggests that the file you are suggesting I delete, is indeed the file that should be being looked for: 

 Directory of C:\Perl\site\lib\auto\Tcl

2007-06-08  06:33    <DIR>          .
2007-06-08  06:33    <DIR>          ..
2006-11-30  01:46               199 .packlist
2006-11-26  09:27         1,021,257 base-tcl-thread-win32-ix86.dll
2006-11-26  08:54           876,544 iconv.dll
2006-11-29  18:14            25,820 init.tcl
2006-11-26  08:55            38,912 libexslt.dll
2006-11-26  08:55           618,496 libxml2.dll
2006-11-26  08:55           128,000 libxslt.dll
2006-11-30  01:45                 0 Tcl.bs
2006-11-30  01:45            45,056 Tcl.dll
2006-11-30  01:45               719 Tcl.exp
2006-11-30  01:45             1,826 Tcl.lib
2006-11-30  01:45           166,912 Tcl.pdb
2006-11-26  08:28           614,400 tcl84.dll
2006-11-26  08:28            16,384 tclpip84.dll
2006-11-30  01:47    <DIR>          Tk
2006-11-26  08:30           811,008 tk84.dll

[download]
... so, you should find right exact Tcl/Tk installation first.

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what that means?

I should point out that all of the tcl demos run perfectly, which suggests that the AS Tcl installation is fine.

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

I only re-attempted installation of Tcl/Tk because a) you belatedly responded to my earlier problems; b) I noticed you had released a new version of Tcl/Tk.

I hoped that the two events were related, that my earlier problems might have been addressed and so I attempt to install v0.97 by way of confirmation to you that your efforts had succeeded. Sorry that is not the case.

Tcl works on my system. Perl works on my system. It seems to just be the glue between the two that fails, but without that Tcl is taking up disk space as I have no use for it unless I can get to it from Perl.

You are the author of Tcl/Tk. If you are unable to help me here, I don't see why I would get better help via a mailing list.

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In reply to Re^14: Tk:Photo -data with binary data? by BrowserUk
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