How to extend sys.path on Win9x permanently?

[Michal Bozon]

Windows version of python stores sys.path in registry (run `regedit' to
modify).
It is I think HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Python.....  I don't know
exactly. There is I think a key `path' ant it contains subkeys `Lib', `Tk'
... with paths (strings).
I just added anotker key (I named it `my' and stored my own path as a
default value)

Michal Bozon
Faculty of Chemical Technology, Prague (student)
bozonm at vscht.cz
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, D-Man wrote:

> On Mon, Jan 29, 2001 at 10:54:55PM +0000, Martin Bless wrote:
> [snip]
> | [... and besides, this new WinMe on one machine  dismisses all changes
> | I make to autoexec.bat und reverts  to the previous version the next
> | time I reboot. How can I change this behaviour?]
> 
> AFAIK WinME purposefully ignores autoexec.bat.  IMHO WinME is a horrid
> breakage of Win2k just to put a box with a smaller price tag on the
> self.  I read an article in PC Magazine that described the "features"
> of WinME.  Amongst them are:  media player doesn't work,  some virus
> scanners don't work, can't configure the system with autoexec.bat, and
> a bunch of other things too.  I read an article several years ago that
> Win98 and NT4.0 were to be the last of the windows series before MS
> combined them into one product and only have one line of windows from
> now on.  I heard that WinME was created because there were people who
> wanted to upgrade from Win98 but didn't want to pay the high price of
> Win2k.
> 
> I don't think this helps much, but maybe you will find the information
> interesting.
> 
> | 
> | thanks a lot
> | Martin Bless
> | -- 
> 
> -D
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