So I finally got Spyder to run, but it was not an easy path, pun 
intended...  This was a clean install from a relatively new lapton.  I 
installed Python 3.3 32bit on Win7, then PyQt4 32bit for Py3.3, then 
pyWin32, setuptools cause it sounded like I would want it, and PIP 1.4 
Win32 for Py3.3.  All that (apparently) went smoothly.  Then I installed 
Spyder 2.2.5 win32.  Even that was mindless, until at the very end of the 
installation process the windows installer hiccuped at the end of the Post 
Install Script, saying "Input Error: No Module Named '__builtIn__' "...  
ugh.

I will say that early on, I believe it was Python 3.3 that offered to set a 
Windows Environment Path, but had defaulted to not doing so. I tool the 
default and did not set a Python Path.  All of the other following programs 
seemed to have no difficulty detecting Python 3.3, including Spyder.  But 
once Spyder was suppsedly finished with the installation, it did not offer 
Start menu choice or any desktop icon.  I could not find any way to get it 
started.  I remembered not setting the Environment Path, so went into 
windows to set it, with no lock.  Finally I uninstalled every program and 
reinstalled them the same, with the same results.  (I will say that the 
uninstall programs did not seem to delete every file and I ended up with 
the exact same results.)  And finally I uninstalled Spyder again and 
installed the Spyder 2.3.0beta2 version.  But still no easy way to get 
started...

After more searching the web and creative trial and error I just got Spyder 
to load by:  at the command prompt, navigating to "c:\Python33\".  And at 
that prompt, running "python 
c:\python33\spyder\spyder.2.3.0beta2\bootstrap.py".

Ugh, not what I was hope was intended.  Can anyone point towards what might 
have gone wrong?  How can I complete the Spyder msi installation so as to 
get the desktop icon or start menu icon?  Anything else I need to look at 
fixing and/or doing over to make this right?

Thanks for you help and guidance.

Jay

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