Thanks for the ideas. I'll take a look and try them.

But I intenionally omited a bit of info: I cannot install perl in the destination server, so I'll use PAR to make an executable for the user. I think this would limit the options, or not?

For instance, I made a fresh Strawberry x64 install in my notebook and then added WxPerl using cpan, which took me more than an hour to complete the makefile. Then I added PAR::Packer and it added Tk as a dependency!!! Why? And it also took almost another hour to complete!!!

Finally, I tried to include Padre in my installation to see what can it do, but cpan couldn't finish the installation (I guess it is something related to x64 and DBM on Strawberry installs).

Thank you again...

In reply to Re: Best/Fast/Simple way to add a GUI to a batch process by vitoco
in thread Best/Fast/Simple way to add a GUI to a batch process by vitoco

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