>  I am migrating the tcltk scripts from unix to windows OS.The 
>  tcltk script contains  the following lines of code.
	...
>  -command {exec ksh -c "$pathname/startnetscape http://www.perl.com &}
>  
>  here startnetscape is shell script.This shell script contains 
>  the given lines of code
>  
>  /../../netscape -remote "openURL($1,new_window)"

Do you really need to specifically start netscape?  It would
seem more proper to not restrict yourself that way.

>  Please help me how to convert above lines of code using the 
>  perl.The converted code must work on unix environmebt also.

>  I have replaced the above statement and tried to execute the 
>  tcktk script using following code.
>  
>  -command {exec cmd /c "$pathname\\startnetscape.pl http://www.perl.com" &}

You should look at http://wiki.tcl.tk/557.  This is from the Tcl
perspective, but it should get you going.

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



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