Vernon:
You may be right that I was doing too much, but I wanted to get as close as
possible to a clean install.
I was using the recommended method for installation and downloading the version
matching python.
I went back to python 2.7 and got pywin32 to work, but only after uninstalling
ever
Vernon Cole wrote:
>
> In order to run the one I want, I have a group of batch files on my
> search path. For example, py32.bat contains:...
> c:\python32\python.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
Here's your unsolicited Windows hint of the day. You can simplify and
generalize that by saying:
Lynn:
First, you were working too hard. You did not need to remove 2.7.n to
install 2.6.n -- they install side-by-side in C:\python27 and C:\python26.
Here on my laptop, at the present moment, I have 2.3.5, 2.7.1, and 3.2 all
installed. [also two versions of IronPython, one of Jython, and two oth
Hello,
New here, so I hope I'm following correct procedures.
Yesterday I installed python 2.7.2 on win xp and then successfully installed
pywin32-216. Today I needed to use a different version of python, so I
uninstalled both and installed python 2.6.7 and pywin-216. The installation
failed
