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r0lZ · 16th June 2004, 19:28

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Maybe Win2K? I have XP Pro SP1.

One guess: It seems to be a problem with the standalone executable. Indeed, /Tcl/work/PGCEDIT/PgcEdit.tcl is a pseudo directory used internally by the wrapped PgcEdit. I suppose thus that you are using the standalone version (PgcEdit.exe).

It may be useful to test the problem with the source files. You will need to install the PgcEdit sources (just extract them in any directory, keeping the directory structure), and download FreeWrap 5.61 here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/freewrap/
Extract FreeWrap.exe and tclpip84.dll in a directory, and RENAME FreeWrap.exe to, for example, WishRun.exe. (The rename is really needed.) Then, launch PgcEdit.tcl and, when asked which app you want to use to open TCL files, select WishRun.exe.
Maybe this will fix the problem.

Please keep me informed.

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r0lZ PgcEdit daemon Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 7,469	@[Toff] Maybe Win2K? I have XP Pro SP1. One guess: It seems to be a problem with the standalone executable. Indeed, /Tcl/work/PGCEDIT/PgcEdit.tcl is a pseudo directory used internally by the wrapped PgcEdit. I suppose thus that you are using the standalone version (PgcEdit.exe). It may be useful to test the problem with the source files. You will need to install the PgcEdit sources (just extract them in any directory, keeping the directory structure), and download FreeWrap 5.61 here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/freewrap/ Extract FreeWrap.exe and tclpip84.dll in a directory, and RENAME FreeWrap.exe to, for example, WishRun.exe. (The rename is really needed.) Then, launch PgcEdit.tcl and, when asked which app you want to use to open TCL files, select WishRun.exe. Maybe this will fix the problem. Please keep me informed.