Thanks for the information, good to know but I won't use that method unless I really have to. I need to compile multiple applications with different icons, and that method is a bit tricky in my case.
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Yes, it's less useful if you have multiple applications to pack. It does not take too long, though, and you could always have distinct versions of PAR::Packer in separate that get loaded using the PERL5LIB environment variable, or specify them in the respective build scripts. Probably a pain to update, but at least you get the more recent PAR::Packer which has several useful options such as for packing unicode (--unicore) and module sets (e.g. -M List::).
There is also the process at http://www.zewaren.net/site/?q=node/116 which you might have some luck with.
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An alternative that you could check out is salva's fairly new module Win32::Packer, which appears to let you specify an icon file to use. I haven't had a chance to try out the module myself, but I've been wanting to do so.
Based on it's CPAN Testers results, it looks like you might have a challenge getting Win32::Packer to install with the portable Strawberry Perl version 5.14.4 that you say you are using.
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