The way I chose is to completely skip the PAR archive, collect the files manually (maybe use the PAR packer just to discover the dependencies) and then to compile an exe wrapper over perl.dll. In the exe wrapper you can change the icon to whatever you want.
On Fri, Jan 20, 2017 at 4:12 PM, Keith Brown <bro...@chem4823.usask.ca> wrote: > Hi folks. I'm converting my perl program to a Windows executable for > distribution. Since it uses wxPerl I'm using wxPAR. The command I'm using > to do the conversion is: > > wxPAR --gui -o wxProdOp.exe wxProdOp.pl > > This works fine, giving an executable that runs satisfactorily. However, > the camel icon associated with the program is not the one that I want. I'd > rather have my own one. I've tried using the capabilities of Win32::Exe to > change the icon but it doesn't seem to work. > > Any ideas would be much appreciated. > > > Keith >
