I have create a perl program that is web-based and include MySql database. My problem is I want to send this program to my freind. He live far away so I have to post a CD to him. So how do I burn all those file in the CD. And when he recive those CD how would he view it as he don't know anything about programming. Is there any way that when my friend insert the CD he can just view it?(without intalling perl mysql etc) I consider about compiling it to .exe but how to do that? and what about my database(MySql)? and is it still web based(view it on a browser) or I have to build a GUI. If there any other sugestion? Thanks

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