If you're using ActiveState's perl, use ppm search Tk but a quick check today showed that the current version for Perl 5.014 is 804.029... which may or may not be the case for 5.012.

If you don't have ppm available, or it finds only an older version than you want, you'll have to read up on installing a module from CPAN. You can find the relevant nodes by using Super Search and appropriate search terms.

In reply to Re: Install Tk-804.030 with Perl 5.12.3 on Windows 7 by ww
in thread Install Tk-804.030 with Perl 5.12.3 on Windows 7 by n67_hp

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