Just start by tackling the first error message, which is 

Can't locate Crypt/Random/Source/Strong.pm in @INC (@INC contains: ). 
+at /<C:\Documents and Settings\Windows Xp\Desktop\pwgen.exe>Class/MOP
+.pm line 135

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You are missing the package Crypt::Random::Source::Strong, which in this case you'll find in PPM in the module Crypt-Random-Source, so typing in cmd.exe the following command should fix that problem: 

ppm install Crypt-Random-Source

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Now, try the Perl script again, and look at the first error message again. Another missing module? Install that as well and keep going until you either have a different problem you can't solve (click reply on this post so i get notified) or the script works.

Before i forget, you did read this 

**********************************************************************
+******
* WARNING: Applications generated by this evaluation copy of PerlApp w
+ill  *
*          stop working after the end of the evaluation period: 2012-0
+1-29 *
**********************************************************************
+******

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in the output, didn't you. What you have is an evaluation product of a commercial software. So, after you got your script working, you'll have to decide if you want to buy the product or switch to something like Strawberry Perl and PAR.

"Believe me, Mike, I calculated the odds of this succeeding against the odds I was doing something incredibly stupid… and I went ahead anyway." (Crow in "MST3K The Movie")

In reply to Re^2: Someone please give me a hand? by cavac
in thread Compile Perl To Executable by JackRoss

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