Prepared by [DDG]. A [tclkit] for [Windows] that includes [Tix]8.2 and some other great packages (size only 2.2 Mb). This is a complete development environment in just one file; you can run tcl-scripts, compile scripts, load Active-X controls ([optcl]), access databases (tcl[sqlite], [tclodbc], [metakit]), send keys to [Windows] applications ([cwind]) and and and .... If someone is really interested I can provide also other platforms (Linux, OSF1 ...) and update the stuff more regularly. URL: [http://www.dgroth.de/tcltk_tixtclkit.html] What versions of Tcl/Tk are available in TixTclKit form? Is 8.5a0 available for developers? [DDG] : In the moment it is 8.4.2 but I can update to 8.4.5 easily. 8.5.a0 needs a new build of tclkit. I don't have MSVC, but the build is somewhat tricky for [msys], see: [http://mini.net/tcl/10447]. So, I thought I'd try this 'batteries included' distribution, but it doesn't contain [Itk] or [Iwidgets].... so much for that. I think I'll stick with [ActiveTcl] and [TclKit] + [kitten]. ----- [MDD]: Just for laughs, I used it to compile a script to bytecode, then made a [Starpack], renaming the bytecode file to main.tcl and using tixtclkit.exe as the runtime. It works like a charm. BTW: How do you invoke wikit using this? What do you mean when you say ''invoke wikit''? Do you mean ''how do I invoke a web browser to display http://wiki.tcl.tk/ ?'' That doesn't '''seem''' likely. Or are you talking about providing help information via an interface similar to wikit as describing [Adding Help to Scripted Documents]? ---- [Category Tclkit]