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It looks like you're using a lot of options - especially --trim (presumably to reduce the size of the executable that is created). Have you tried to reducing the the number of PerlApp options that you use to see if you can successfully create a working executable? Just was wondering if you might have conflicting options or an option that is preventing PerlApp from including the needed modules.

Otherwise, I'd agree with the suggestion about using ActiveState's user forums to ask for help for using ActiveState's product.

In reply to Re^3: Unix.dll not Found in PerlApp by dasgar
in thread Unix.dll not Found in PerlApp by Cmdr Colstel

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