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Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

Earlier itself some of my perl scripts are not working properly when I try to make exe. Because of some dependencies are not properly identified by PAR module. But I dont know how to identify what are the dependencies it fails to load into the exe.

Is there any possibility to identify such things, if it is, anybody will explain it in detail?

Also, instead of unzipping the exe in user profiles "temp" folder, is there anyway to make a setup file and install all those files in users "program files" folder?

If anybody help us to resolve my above two questions, it would be a great help for me

thanks

Srikrishnan R.

In reply to Re^2: Problem in creating exe using PAR module by srikrishnan
in thread Problem in creating exe using PAR module by srikrishnan

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