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On 12/19/2011 8:50 AM, James Reynolds wrote: Someone suggested this several months when I was having an install problem. =========== That being said, it sounds an awful lot like the python.exe isn't in your path. To get it there you can open windows explorer (WIN+E) right click on computer > properties then click advanced system settings. In the window that pops up, click the "environment variables" button. In the "system variables" portion, find the path variable and click the "Edit..." button. Assuming that your new installation was placed in C:\Python25\ you will want to add ";C:\Python25\" (the semicolon is important!) to the end of your path. =========== Is that what you are suggesting? I brought up WE and clicked on properties, and got a six tab dialog. Pushed Advanced. Tabs are: Sharing, Security, Prev versions, general, tools, h/w, quota. I don't see anything about about a PATH, sys or env vars. --
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