In order to run a Tk gui in windows, youll first need to install a Tk distribution for Win32.

Searching google (it is a good idea to google prior to question), ive found TCL/Tk on Windows FAQ.

Install it, and take a look at ported Perl distributions, as well as modules needed. ActiveState may have this things already prepared, but i dont really know it (i dont use windows).

The other question: AFS, as a network distributed file system, can be mounted from anyware, under windows youll need (googled again) AFS for Win.

In reply to Re: OT: how to run the script perl/tk program in windows system by fauria
in thread OT: how to run the script perl/tk program in windows system by swaroop

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