Python executables?

[Mike Callahan]

This request is so common from new Win pythoneers, and the installer is so
cool, could the Python powers concider including installer with the next
Windows version of Python 1.6, (of course with Mr. McMillan's permission). I
think it would really give python programming a huge boost in the windows
world. I have used his freeze several times and found it to be just the
ticket for distributing apps. And despite his warnings, I found that the
startup times are small for unpacking the binaries.


Daley, MarkX <markx.daley at intel.com> wrote in message
news:A63AFB20111ED311AC5500A0C96B7BF5015F0EDF at orsmsx36.jf.intel.com...
> I read through some of the documentation for Python, and maybe I just
> haven't found it yet, but is there a way to make a Python .py file
> executable?  I am running Windows NT 4.0, and every time I try that, I get
a
> DOS window for a couple of seconds, then nothing.  I have my Python
> directory in my path.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark Daley
>
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