use of import of PIL incorrectly documented, or is it just me ?

[Robin Becker]

In article <7kzyibx5.fsf at atosorigin.com>, Paul Moore
<paul.moore at atosorigin.com> writes
>Max Møller Rasmussen <maxm at normik.dk> writes:
> 
>> Well what I have is:
>> 
>> C:\Python20\Lib\site-packages\PIL.pth
>> C:\Python20\Lib\site-packages\PIL\
>> C:\Python20\DLLs\_imaging.pyd
>> C:\Python20\DLLs\_imagingtk.pyd
>
>site-packages isn't supported on Win32. Hopefully, it will be soon -
>see PEP 250.
>
>Paul Moore
>
I'm using PIL as a package to avoid clashes with other Image(s) and find
that it doesn't save PNG format files unless I do a 

from PIL import PngImagePlugin

is the behaviour different when the PIL files aren't on the path?
-- 
Robin Becker