I have a par Windows executable created by pp -o ExecutableName.exe perl-script.pl
It runs fine under Windows 2000 and Windows XP, but at least one Windows 98 user is reporting a problem; When the executable is run, it fails with the following message: creation of C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\par-*\cache-long-hex-looking-number/perl58.dll failed - aborting with 2. 0where the asterisk is apparently really character 12 (0xC), the Form Feed symbol, displayed to the user as the female symbol, and "long-hex-looking-number" is, in fact, a long number consisting of the digits 0-9, a-f. On my Windows 2000 system, the creation of perl58.dll appears to occur in a directory the parent directory of which is par-<logged-in user name>. The par'd executable in question can be found at http://www.diffenbach.org/getcollection/GetCollectionForWindows.zip Any ideas? Thanks, Tom
