Hi,
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I have developed an application with Python 2.6 and wxPython and prepared the
set up using py2exe and InstallJammer.
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When I generated the installation from ?my Vista machine and then install it on
an XP computer (not sure if there is any significance to the Vista - XP), when
I run
hi,
i have a product (client/server based) that can be installed on any window
server os with 32,x64 and IA64 bit support.
i need to run my scripts which will update my product.
i wrote for 32bit using python2.5 and using pyodbc, pywin32 modules.
I see that i can use 32bit ones on x64 but not on
siddhartha veedaluru wrote:
i have a product (client/server based) that can be installed on any
window server os with 32,x64 and IA64 bit support.
i need to run my scripts which will update my product.
i wrote for 32bit using python2.5 and using pyodbc, pywin32 modules.
I see that i can
Possibly 64 bit python is installed instead of 32 bit python? If you install
32 bit python, you'll have your libraries.
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I want to specify the directory in which win32ui
win32ui.html.CreateFileDialog()
should be displayed.
The arguments in the help PyCFileDialog PyCFileDialog.html = *
CreateFileDialog(bFileOpen, defExt , fileName , flags , filter , parent *)
don't seem to allow this.
I know I can specify the