Hello List -
I have been using IDLE with the -n option to run matplotlib interactively.
Now today I decided to install Python 2.4.4, using the win32 installer on
the python webpage.
Normally I use the Enthought edition (which I like a lot), but they haven't
released a new version with numpy 1.0.x yet, so I cannot use that.
OK, so I install Python 2.4.4 and try to edit the IDLE shortcut as usual
(right click and go to properties), but now I cannot anymore edit the
'target' and add the '-n' option!
Why oh why did somebody (at MS?) think it was a good idea to mess with this
so we cannot anymore change this.
Does anybody have a good idea of how to add the '-n' option to the shortcut?
Thanks for any help,
Mark
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