Vince Teachout wrote:

> Since this seems to be a Python day, I'd like to ask a stupid-noobie 
> question that I've been wondering about for a long time.  I even tried 
> googling it once, but probably entered the wrong terms and got 
> umpty-billion unhelpful articles.
> 
> In my admittedly extremely limited dealings with Python, every time I 
> run a Python program, it runs the very nice GUI window, but also pulls 
> up a black window that looks very much like the old DOS screen.  I don't 
> need details, just a yes/no, but is there any way to shut that screen 
> off?   If not, that would be a deal-killer for several of my more picky 
> clients.  Just curious.  Thanks.

Black box is there to see output while developing. I don't let my 
clients see any of that.

Paul

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http://paulmcnett.com


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