Not by my experience.
Maybe it's possible to tell it to include modules,
like the cpan page says, but I've never figured out how exactly ^^.
Thx anyway

Update:
I figured it out it works !
I did needed the -x as proposed in Re^5: print-screen without non-core modules ?
but as I said before I couldn't figure out how to use this -x line.
After using -x 2 unidentified strange files were created and than the pl was opened in the very terminal in which the -x was entered (no new terminal was opened).
After waiting for a long time seeing nothing changes (that is, no exe is created),
I closed the terminal by hitting the X button on it's window.
What was actually happening is the 2 files were a mid process part of creating the exe, as was running the pl in that terminal to gather run-time dependencies, otherwise undetectable.
While the pl was running I needed to use the very part(s) of the program the experienced problems in the exe version created without the -x line.
Once that as done, the dependencies were considered.
Than the pl needed to be properly closed (by internal process, that is without closing the terminal),
only than the 2 files (along with the run-time dependencies) merged into a beautiful fully functioning exe file.
Just to bad the Cpan page of "pp" doesn't explain this process as usage instructions.

In reply to Re^2: print-screen without non-core modules ? by palkia
in thread print-screen without non-core modules ? by palkia

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