I posted this once before and got no responses. One more try and I guess I'll have to give up. I really hate to though...
Pythonwin has quit working properly on my office computer, and I am at a loss as to how to fix it. I am using Python23 on MS Windows 2000 Pro. Prior to re-installing Pythonwin, I have uninstalled Pythonwin and Python, removed everything left over in the registry, and removed the Python23 dircectory. I even re-ran MS service pack 4. Pythonwin became broke at about the same time that I installed and then uninstalled Python 2.4. That could be a coincidence, or it could be significant; I don't know. Here are the symptoms: I open Pythonwin either through the menu shortcut or by clicking on the .exe directly. I have tried starting it in every conceivable directory. In any case, if I immediately use the X box to close Pythonwin, it closes properly. All the menus items on the main frame appear to be functional. But if I first open a .py file using the menu File/Open... then everything is frozen that's associated with the main window frame or the new file window's frame. I cannot close the new window or the main frame using an X box. Neither can I minimize either window, nor use any of the menu items on the main frame. I cannot re-size either window. Operations on the file itself, like right-click/ select-all seem to work okay. I can minimize or close Pythonwin from the MS Windows task bar. The interactive window seems to bahave properly in every respect. Please help. I really would like to be able to use Pythonwin again. Thanks, Dave _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32