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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Perl: tk question Post 37760 by RTM on Friday 27th of June 2003 01:24:13 PM
Old 06-27-2003
To replace the default icon - see the Perl/Tk FAQ

As far as your other question - you would have to post your code since

1. No one else has responded.
2. I only started looking at Perl/tk because of your question
3. The one example script I tried only brought up the one window it was suppose to which makes me think you have coded the window you don't want.

Some of the other entries in the FAQ may help to solve your problem but I don't know since I don't know your code.
 

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