You're trying to import a library, and it's coming up with an error,
right?
I'm thinking it's just not listed in your Python path (for ver 2.5),
so that version of Python has no idea where to find it unless you do
an include('/absolute/path').
So – here's my suggested solution:
Append the absolute directory of the library to your Python path.
1st: Find the path of the library in question
do this in Python 2.4:
>>> import sys
>>> print sys.path
and look for a directory that doesn't include "Python24"
2nd: Append the directory to your other Python version's path
do this in Python 2.5:
>>> import sys
>>> sys.path.append("c:/absolute/path/to/ESRI/library/")
Please reply with results.
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