I also need some help. I am in desperate need of a Tkx equivalent of the Tk "Scrolled" object, as I am converting a program that used the old Perl/Tk library. Basically I need something where scrollbars allow me view a larger collection of widgets than I can otherwise -- an actual scrollable frame. The current Tkx examples I have seen so far have only worked for attaching scrollbars to text,canvas,tree, or list. Here is the code I wish to revise up to Tkx: 
    $data_pane = $mw->Scrolled(Pane,
         Name       => 'Data',
        -scrollbars => 'osoe',
        -sticky     => 'n',
        -width      => $mw_min_width,
    );

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I hope you guys can help me. Information of this sort on the Tkx library has been sparse. I've already checked ActiveState and Tkdocs to no avail. Thanks a ton in advance for helping me crack this problem.

In reply to Re^3: several tkx questions by joeydb
in thread several tkx questions by momo33

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