> 
> 
>  Where do I find that log?

When you run the installer in GUI mode it is in the text window of the
installer.
You should be able to copy and paste this.

If you force the installer to run in text mode ((temporarily) unset the
DISPLAY variable)
you can redirect the log into a file. In that case it is also recommended to
use the --directory  option to set the installdir, as you then do not have
to answer installation question. With the redirection you cannot see them
anyway.


>  What I did was crank up the TDK 4.1 tclapp
>  program to see what Tap search paths I had. I had no current Tap search
>  paths. There were old directories that had been deleted and there were
>  some directories that exist but were not current.

Ok, that explains why nothing urrent was found.

>  So, I went through, for my own environment, and provided to the Tap
>  Search Paths dialog the lib directory for ActiveTcl . Is there anything
>  within TDK 4.1 itself which should be in that list of paths?

No.

>  > >> In working on trying to figure out a problem a user was having with
> 
>  > >> TDK 4.1 not seeing the tap files,
>  >
>  > > Menu -> Edit -> Preferences -> Panel 'Tap Search Paths'
>  > > Is that set up correctly ?
>  >
>  > I'll ask the developer - however, I know he is using the command line
>  > tool, so there isn't any menus, etc. in what he is running.
> 
>  That may be. The command line TclApp however uses the same preferences
>  as the TclApp GUI, and the referenced dialog in the TclApp GUI is the
>  only way to inspect the settings of these preferences (short of using a
>  (registry) editor and looking directly into the preferences
>  file/registry, which is not recommended).
> 
>  > For a brand new installation of TDK and ActiveTcl, with no attempt at
>  > local .tap file generation, I presume there shouldn't be much info in
>  > the Tap Search Paths?
> 
>  The installer for TDK looks for ActiveTcl installations i the PATH and
>  sets/extends the tap search path to find the tap files of these
>  ActiveTcl installations. If it did not find any ActiveTcl installations
>  it will leave the preferences alone. This is something you can see in
>  the TDK installer log.

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	Andreas Kupries <andreask@[...].com> 
	Developer @ http://www.ActiveState.com
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