The only thing I can add is that it is easier to say 'Tk' than 'win thirty-two gooey', IMHO, although saying 'gooey' is more fun!

Seriously, the lack of documentation for and inflexibility of Win32::GUI versus Tk consitute considerable consternation (note the fine use of alliteration). The AS mail lists can help, but the vast quantity of support in the Perl community for Tk makes it an obvious choice.

One could improve the Win32::GUI docs and become the foremost expert on the module, improving status for oneself and providing a valuable resource to the community at large.

HTH
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idnopheq
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In reply to Re: Win32::GUI vs Tk by idnopheq
in thread Win32::GUI vs Tk by r.joseph

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