hi,
i just installed ActivePython-2.2.2-224 on Windows
2000 (no Service Pack). don't think it matters, but i'm running a
multi-boot system and Python has been installed on my (win2k) partition 'H:\'
instead of 'C:\'.
Python works, but not the PythonWin IDE. as
soon as i open up the Pyt
[Bob Gailer wrote]
> Where is the best place to get help with PythonWin and Win32Com?
If you install ActivePython then you already have it (the PyWin32
extensions are included by default). If you are installing the Python
distro from python.org then you can install the PyWin32 stuff from here:
Where is the best place to get help with PythonWin and Win32Com?
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[Danny Meidell wrote]
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone out there had any luck compiling the _socket.pyd module
> from ActivePython against the OpenSSL libraries on Win32?
>
> Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated.
You could try this:
- get the ActivePython sources (or the Python 2.2 ones
Hi,
Has anyone out there had any luck compiling the
_socket.pyd module from ActivePython against the OpenSSL libraries on
Win32?
Any pointers in the right direction would be
appreciated.
thx,
-danny
