Jacob: Sounds like you have arrived at the "read a book" stage. For Python in general try: "Dive into Python" http://diveintopython.org/ which is available on line or in print.
For Windows specific applications, the book by Mark Hammond still has good information, even though it was written ten years ago and is based on a very old version of python. "Python Programming on Win 32". I think an electronic version of it may have been pirated on line as well. Yes, everything in pywin32 works on 64 bit versions of Windows and Python, too. -- Vernon Cole On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 7:16 AM, Jacob Kruger <jac...@proscanmobility.co.za> wrote: > > I’m now (finally) starting to actually try get started with python, etc., and aside from being partly interested in the symbian/phone implementation thereof, I am initially just starting off looking into python apps running on windows systems, but aside from an actually installed interpreter, etc., am also just wondering about things like the sort of wrapper possibilities, where you can include some sort of compiled python code in an .exe file etc. That should then be able to (hopefully) run on most windows machines as a sort of standalone app, but if I’m totally confused about possibilities, then would also like to know for sure, and also wondering if this might be related to being limited to only certain versions of python, etc.? > > > > Currently have both 2.6 and 3.2 installed on this machine – windows7 32 bit, but also on my other primary machine – windows7 64 bit, but I do also have another windows XP machine that might also want to test/try these things out on. > > > > Alternatively, where’s the best place to start looking for things like this? > > > > TIA > > > > Jacob > > Jacob Kruger > Software Developer > Tel: +27 11 615 3103 > Fax: +27 11 615 2811 > Fax to Email: 086 590 5107 > email: jac...@proscanmobility.co.za > >
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