Hi Tim
You get perlapp when you use the perl development kit which I downloaded
from ActiveState (www.activestate.com). In the PDK you also get perlcom
which allows you to create com objects and another tool which allows you
to create services for windows. I use perlapp on windowsNT but I think
I am having a problem creating a freestanding executable using PDK 3.0.
The script runs Ok and when I create an executable which is not
freestanding (i.e. the exe still requires perl to be installed) this exe
also works ok.
When I create the freestanding exe I do not get any errors or warnings
