--add Date::Manip --add Date::Manip::DM6 are used (see the original post)

Yes, I saw that, if this was adequate, why do you have a problem?

You need to add more

Q: I have problem 
A: Use solution
Q: But I have problem already
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perl -MDevel::VersionDump  -MDate::Manip::DM6 -MDate::Manip -e 1
...
Data::Dump                                        -    1.22
Date::Manip                                       -    6.43
Date::Manip::Base                                 -    6.43
Date::Manip::DM6                                  -    6.43
Date::Manip::Date                                 -    6.43
Date::Manip::Delta                                -    6.43
Date::Manip::Lang::english                        -    6.43
Date::Manip::Lang::index                          -    6.43
Date::Manip::Obj                                  -    6.43
Date::Manip::Recur                                -    6.43
Date::Manip::TZ                                   -    6.43
Date::Manip::TZ::etgmt00                          -    6.43
Date::Manip::TZ_Base                              -    6.43
Date::Manip::Zones                                -    6.43
...
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$ scandeps -e " use Date::Manip::DM6 ; use Date::Manip ; "
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964 modules here

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Crossposted at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23771043/perlapp-generated-exe-cant-load-packages. I cross-linked this cross-postings for maximum collaboration efficiency

There I learned perlapp has wildcard feature (--add too), documented in http://docs.activestate.com/pdk/6.0/PerlApp.html#perlapp__2d_2dtrim_modules
--trim Module::* excludes Module::Foo, but neither Module itself nor Module::Foo::Bar.
--trim Module::** excludes Module::Foo and Module::Foo::Bar, but not Module.
--trim Module:: works the same as --trim Module;Module::**, excluding all of Module, Module::Foo and Module::Foo::Bar.
Note that you may have to quote the * character to prevent wildcard expansion by your command shell.