Purpose: detail some of the ways that Tcl can be used within the client's WWW browser. ---- There are several ways to do this. There was, in the past, a package called the Tcl plugin, which allowed one to safely display data in the browser. This code is now on Sourceforge.net and users can sign up for the project to help debug and maintain it. There was some work by Mike Doyle and Hatte Schoeder on writing interactive web applications - they actually published a book on the subject. The company for which they worked had a patent on the idea of software being downloaded into the browser for execution I believe. There is also some research that was presented at the last two or three Tcl workshops relating to Tk applications running safely over the WWW but not dependant on the plugin. ---- The software sh8, "Shorthand for Windows", [http://www65.pair.com/lim/shorthand/index.html], allows imbedded Tk scripts and sendkey operation on abritrary Windows-applications, including the Internet Explorer.