Kragen Sitaker kragen at pobox.com
Sun Jun 2 22:53:46 EDT 2002

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aurel-le-gnou <aurelienviolet at noos.fr> writes:
> How can I put in a frame or in any widget (?) an html link so that the
> browser opens at the url indicated when the user clicks ?
> Just simply as if it were an HTML link in an HTML document but in a
> tkinter GUI ?

Sorry about the empty reply --- in Python 2.x, the webbrowser module
has a webbrowser.open() method that does what you want.

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