At first this is violation of license.

Ha! You are Microsoft brainwashed.

The Tk module is open source, and you can make a copy of an existing module, rename it and make it yours, then put it in your own home directory for your personal use.

must have root privilegies to correct module code.

You are not correcting it, you are making a copy and modifying it for your own use.

But, just go to Tk download , unpack it, and get your very own free copy!!!!! Yes FREE as in FREE BEER. :-)

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In reply to Re^3: Perl::Tk and cursor in Menubutton by zentara
in thread Perl::Tk and cursor in Menubutton by Khariton

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