Using freeze.py's output and compiling in Windows

[Peter]

On Sep 11, 3:24 am, "Di Biase, Paul A CIV NAVAIR, 4.4"
<paul.dibi... at navy.mil> wrote:
> No one?

What's wrong with py2exe? You don't have to stop there you know - I
distribute using py2exe and then use Inno Setup to create the Windows
Installer. Works a treat.

Note that if you are using Python 2.6 (not sure about 3.X) you will
need to include the Microsoft Visual C++ Feature Pack Redistributable
(vcredist_x86.exe) otherwise you will get a weird runtime error if the
PC you are installing too doesn't already have Python2.6 installed.

If you look in the py2exe samples/extending directory you will find a
setup.py that uses InnoSetup - I deleted the manifest stuff because I
couldn't understand it (not a Windows programmer - and proud of
it! :-)). In conjunction with the InnoSetup documentation I got it all
going and have distributed two applications thus far.

py2exe + InnoSetup = good combination! :-)

Hope this helps
Peter