> John Pye wrote: >>> I test this on a fresh vmware instance on my side, and you are >>> correct... python is not in the system path. But interestingly, the >>> c:\python25\ directory also does *not* include msvcr71.dll. I used this >>> installer: >>> >>> http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.5.1/python-2.5.1.msi >>> >> >> That is the same Python installer as I'm using. But I found I did have >> the msvcr71.dll. Perhaps on your VM you have done a Windows Update, and >> consequently you already have msvcr71.dll in your system32 directory, >> and consequently Python didn't install it to c:\Python25? Possibly? >> I think python installer may just put it in system32 if it has permission, otherwise in its own directory. When I do a before and after check, the date on the dll in system32 changes post python. So either way, it seems like python does install it. It seems safe to assume it is either in the python directory or system32. Given that, just always adding python to your installer environment PATH should do the trick.
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