Dear Monks

I am here again with another question (I am still working on a solution for the last one I posted) which has to do with packing my .pl in an .exe file using PerlApp (ActiveState). No help from ActiveState as I am out of their programm by now. I am trying to pack in an exe a script containing Win32::Unicode. This module apparently relies on Unicode.ddl. And this library is not loaded in my exe. I get the following error:

Can't load 'auto/Win32/Unicode/Unicode.dll' for module Win32::Unicode:
+ load_file:module not found at at /<C:\Users\IB\myprogram.exe>DynaLoa
+der.pm line 222.
 at /<C:\Users\IB\myprogram.exe>Win32/Unicode/XS.pm line 8.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /<C:\Users\IB\myprogram.exe>Win32
+/Unicode/Error.pm line 12.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /<C:\Users\IB\myprogram.exe>Win32
+/Unicode/File.pm line 15.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at myprogram.pl line 1.
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My dummy simple script is nothing but the following

use Win32::Unicode::File;

print "Hello"
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My dummy script (and also my real, long script) works pretty well when started from the comand line. I checked and Unicode.dll is in here 'auto/Win32/Unicode/Unicode.dll'. Anyone knows a solution? PS: I read dozens of posts, but couldn't find a single solution. I wouldn't like to a) abandon the module which I discovered a few days ago in another post here b) abandon PerlApp which is still working fine for me. Of course I read the PerlApp manual, tryed every possibile configuration it came in my mind, but guess: I still get this error. Thank you in advance.

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