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perl2exe works pretty good. It costs a little bit of money, though. I see a lot of people talking about perlcc from ActiveState; I don't know if it's cheaper.

You can pick up a Win32::GUI PPM from http://jenda.mccann.cz

I also host a mailing list for Win32::GUI at http://www.httptech.com/perl-win32-gui/

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