>  I work with a university research group that would like to invest
>  a little time in developing a web interface to our program, which
>  uses Tcl.  The TclPlugin that I have installed as part of the
>  TclDevKit works fine, but I cannot expect all of our casual web
>  page users to download such a package in order to view the contents
>  of our web page.

>  Will the plugin I have installed become disabled after the TclDevKit
>  trial period expires?  

No, it is an unlicensed component, and operates whether you have
a license or not.

>  Is there a way of installing the plugin separately?

Keiichi Takahashi has made available a separate installer for
the plugin, but I'm not sure what the prereqs for it are.

>  When do you think a stand-alone, precompiled TclPlugin installer
>  will become available for the TclPlugin 3.0 for use in IE and
>  other browsers? 

This really depends on the efforts that others can put into making
such a beast, or someone willing to sponsor the effort.

  Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
  http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos 



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