[Tutor] hey i need some help here

[Ben Vinger]

It is almost certain that you are using MS Windows,
and that Python is not in you "system path".
If so, here's what to do:

Add the top-level Python directory to your Windows
"PATH".  On Windows NT this is done with Control
Panel/System/Environment.  On Windows 2000 and Windows
XP it is done with Control
Panel/System/Advanced/Environment Variables.  Edit the
PATH environment variable in the System settings to
add C:\Python22 or C:\Program Files\Python22 (or
wherever you put Python)

(taken from
http://cars9.uchicago.edu/software/python/)

Ben

--- Matt Warren <mattwarren04 at msn.com> wrote:

> I just started attempting to program and thought i
> would try python as my 
> first tool. However following the beginners guide on
> their page it says to 
> insert python as a command and that it should come
> up with the program 
> information. When i insert python it says it is not
> recognizable as an 
> internal or external command. can somebody help me?
> 


		
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