I have created a perl script for filling PDF form using CAM::PDF module. For GUI I have used Tk Module. I have successfully done that script, it works well as per my expectation.
But now I want to run that script in users machine, which are all not having perl installed. So I try to create exe using PAR module.
Exe is working in my system well but it is not working in the users system.
I have checked all CAM::PDF dependencies and add those in my argument file
FYR: Below I have pasted the dependencies list i used in my argument file
-M Tk
-M Win32
-M File::Basename
-M Data::UUID
-M File::BOM
-M Tk::Dialog
-M Tk::Balloon
-M Tk::Labelframe
-M Tk::Message
-M Tk::Spinbox
-M Tk::Text
-M CAM::PDF
-M Getopt::Long
-M Tie::Hash::NamedCapture
-M English
-M Test::More
-M Crypt::RC4
-M Text::PDF
-M Compress::Zlib
-M Digest::MD5
-M Pod::Usage
-M Cwd
please anybody can help us to solve this problem
Thanks in Advance
Srikrishnan R.
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