Python's driving me mad. Invalid token?

[Jim]

Today I installed Python 2.2.2. I wrote a short script that backs up
project files, and I'm getting a weird error that I've never gotten
before. I have spent hours trying to figure this out - can anyone
help?

My code:

import time
import os

class Elements:
	def __init__(self):
		self.Group = ""
		self.FileList = []

def ParseFile(fname):
	f = file(fname,"r")
	fl = f.readlines()
	for stringy in fl:
		if stringy[-1] == "\n": stringy = stringy[:-1]
	el = Elements()
	el.Group = fl[0]
	el.FileList = fl[1:]
	f.close()
	return el

def createBackupDir(baseName):
	timeFormatString = """%m-%d-%Y %H.%M"""
	timeStr = time.strftime(timeFormatString)
	if baseName[-1] == "\n": baseName = baseName[:-1]
	dirName = baseName + " " + timeStr
	os.mkdir(dirName)
	return dirName

def CopyFiles(dirname,fnamelist):
	for name in fnamelist:
		destFile = open((dirname+"""\"""+name),'w')
		srcFile = open(name,"r")
		destFile.write(srcFile.read())
		srcFile.close()
		destFile.close()

def MainProg():
	parsed = ParseFile("test.bs")
	D = createBackupDir(parsed.Group)
	CopyFiles(D,parsed.FileList)

MainProg()


The error:

  File "C:\***\backup.py",
line 42
    MainProg()
             ^
SyntaxError: invalid token

Any idea at all on what this means?

Jim