I use perl2exe at www.perl2exe.com and my pretty big program is only about 1.3MB. Not too bad.

The other thing I wanted to point out was wxPerl at www.wxwindows.org. I've heard this is a great way to do gui's on windows (at least in python and it is there for Perl also) because it uses native windows rather than Tk. And it also runs on Linux and mac using native windows on those platforms as well. Just thought I would put that out there.

Justin Eltoft

"If at all god's gaze upon us falls, its with a mischievous grin, look at him" -- Dave Matthews

In reply to Re: Tk vs Win32::GUI by Eradicatore
in thread Tk vs Win32::GUI by chorg

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