Re: Python Drive Name is the search, what is the question?

2006-01-28 Thread Gregory Piñero
On 1/28/06, Dennis Lee Bieber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 However, you do have an entry that covers Python and Drive, with
 your URL at the bottom...

 Look Familiar???

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That would be interesting if that's what they're looking for.  I never
did figure out how to do that.  In fact, my post on using Python with
NeroCmd.exe comes up first in a google search for python drivename
no quotes.

Here's the link if you're curious:
http://www.answermysearches.com/index.php/nerocmdexe-and-python-automating-the-burning-process/10/

But I just don't think that's what they're looking for.  I'll keep
thinking about it.

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Python Drive Name is the search, what is the question?

2006-01-27 Thread Gregory Piñero
Just thought I'd see if you guys had an answer for this.  My website
analytics page shows that people come to my site after searching for
Python drive name but I don't think I'm offering any help with such
a thing.

However I would like to help since I'm getting a few people a day for
this.  So does anyone have an idea on what they could be searching for
 and of course what the answer would be?

Sorry it's such a vague question for you guys, but I thought maybe
you'd enjoy a mystery for the day!

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Re: Python Drive Name is the search, what is the question?

2006-01-27 Thread Gerhard Häring
Gregory Piñero wrote:
 Just thought I'd see if you guys had an answer for this.  My website
 analytics page shows that people come to my site after searching for
 Python drive name but I don't think I'm offering any help with such
 a thing.
 
 However I would like to help since I'm getting a few people a day for
 this.  So does anyone have an idea on what they could be searching for
  and of course what the answer would be?
 
 Sorry it's such a vague question for you guys, but I thought maybe
 you'd enjoy a mystery for the day!

Maybe which drive Python is installed on?

  os.path.splitdrive(sys.prefix)[0]
'c:'

No I can't really guess what these people are looking for ...

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Re: Python Drive Name is the search, what is the question?

2006-01-27 Thread Rene Pijlman
Gregory Piñero:
Just thought I'd see if you guys had an answer for this.  My website
analytics page shows that people come to my site after searching for
Python drive name but I don't think I'm offering any help with such
a thing.

However I would like to help since I'm getting a few people a day for
this.  So does anyone have an idea on what they could be searching for

Perhaps they're searching for the official name of the Python DAT tape
drive model.
http://www.datman.com/tbul/dmtb_014.htm

and of course what the answer would be?

The firmware names usually look like: 25501-XXX, 25501-008, 25947-XXX,
25588-???, 27871-XXX, 28388-XXX.

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Re: Python Drive Name is the search, what is the question?

2006-01-27 Thread Gregory Piñero
Ok, that's one answer.  Maybe I'll make a page of answers which will
include this one?


 Perhaps they're searching for the official name of the Python DAT tape
 drive model.
 http://www.datman.com/tbul/dmtb_014.htm

 and of course what the answer would be?

 The firmware names usually look like: 25501-XXX, 25501-008, 25947-XXX,
 25588-???, 27871-XXX, 28388-XXX.

 --
 René Pijlman
 --
 http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list



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