when you restart the program and press the second button, the program get stuck.

I don't use Windows so I can't run Win32::OLE; but what exactly does it do when it gets stuck? Are there error messages? What exactly happens?

The Tk code seems to work ok, so the problem seems to be in the sub oleTest{}.

My advice would be to try and run the oleTest sub as a standalone program, and see what the error is in that code. There is some working OLE code in Win32::OLE: How to get the page number from ms-word?

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In reply to Re: TK and Word do not work together by zentara
in thread TK and Word do not work together by Bauldric

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