This sounds very similar to the problems I am seeing here.

Firstly (and I haven't debug'ed this at all), under winxp, using CPAN, I'm not getting 
parl installed on one of my WinXP machines.  No obvious error messages coming, up, 
just no parl gets installed.  Result PAR doesn't work

On my other XP machine (clue here perhaps) I have an older version of PAR which did 
drop a parl.exe onto my machine (or perhaps I used the activestate 0.64 version some 
time in the past?) - this all worked fine in the past.  I recently upgraded to 0.74 or 
0.75. Anyway, NOW, building stuff on this machine creates an exe which silently fails.

So can I suggest that on your XP machine you check the version of parl.exe that you 
are using and just confirm that it isn't an old version?  Perhaps the issue is 
actually with the installer somewhere?

Thanks

Ed W

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From: H.Wade Minter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 October 2003 02:45
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problems running Win2k-built exe on WinXP


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I built mrvoice.exe on my Windows 2000 development system.  I've 
recently had someone who has an Windows XP system, and wants to run the 
software.  No problem - copy the .exe over and run it, simple.  Not 
quite - when I double-click the exe, or run it from a command prompt, 
it instantly and silently exits.

I rebuilt the exe with Perl2EXE on the Win2k system to check, and it 
runs perfectly on the XP system.

Any ideas?  Anything I can check or debug to see what's going on?

- --Wade
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