Thank you for the suggestion. I should have mentioned before that I did try to run setup-registry (and also Setup Registry). Both are still present in the lib folder. However, neither will run, producing the same message I get whenever I try to do anything (The file 'setup-registry' cannot be opened...). I assumed that they are both .py files, so they would not run until the registry got fixed -- oh, I now see that setup-registry is a .py but Setup Registry may be something else. Actually, when I run Setup Registry I get the message "The file 'python' cannot be opened". I could not find your attachment, but I presume that it is the same file that I have already. If winCE had a console, I would try running the command "python setup-registry", but as fas as I can tell there is no console available for Windows Mobile 5. I even thought of running python and using the system command, but pythonCE does not have that command. I tried doing an import setup-registry (after changing the name to setupregistry to make it a legal Python name). I get the message "Setting up registry to allow double clicking of Python files to work". Sounds promising, but I still can't run any Python commands by tapping them.
How do I update the start menu link? I never created it in the first place, so I am not familiar with that procedure. I am pretty green when it comes to winCE (and hoping to keep it that way because most of what I have seen is disgusting). In response to your question, yes, I have been using Python on Windows Mobile 5 (ARM) for many months. It works fine. I have also been having a mostly good experience with wxPython. The version of wxPython that I found (the one originally created by Brian Retford) is based on an old wxPython. I have had to design around some bugs or quirks, but otherwise the library works fine. My main complaint is that they run a little slow, so I would not try using them on a platform that did not have a fast processor. Robin Dunn is working on a new version of wxPython for winCE, but I have no information on its status. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Reverting-to-PythonCE-2.3-t1597668.html#a4341565 Sent from the Python - pythonce forum at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ PythonCE mailing list PythonCE@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythonce
