Hi all,<br><br> I distribute a Python/Tkinter application, on Macintosh and Windows.<br><br> A recurring problem is that Tkinter on Mac assumes the TKAqua libraries<br>are resident on the machine, and that these libraries are version
8.4.<br><br>On MacOSX 1.3 this is not so, so I tell my users to install TclTkAqua8.4.10<br>from the sourceforge repository.<br><br>Fine. But now I have a PPC Mac user running OSX 10.4 who has installed<br>the latest version of TkAqua,
8.5, for other reasons, and now Tkinter doesn't<br>work.<br><br>What I want to do to fix all these problems is to include the TclTkAqua 8.4<br>libraries in my distribution, and tell Tkinter where it should look for the libraries.
<br><br>Is this possible?<br><br>Mick<br>