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From: gustav at morpheus.demon.co.uk (Paul Moore)
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Date: Sat, 10 Apr 1999 21:02:16 GMT
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Subject: Python without registry entries
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Message-ID: <370fb711.28093946@news.demon.co.uk>
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Content-Length: 1099
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X-UID: 106
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Hi,
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I'm trying to set up a Python distribution on CD, for transport to a
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number of PCs (possibly at client sites). My first thought is to
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install Python on my PC, with whatever optional modules I need, and
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copy that installation onto CD.
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That leaves me with a CD installation, which I can use on other PCs -
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the only problem is that I won't have any registry entries.
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In the first instance, I can set up registry entries as I need. All I
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need then is to know what registry entries Python requires (there's
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documentation on python.org for basic Python stuff, but what does
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pythonwin and the rest of win32all need?).
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However, it would be nice to be able to run Python, at some level,
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without *any* configuration changes (registry entries, environment
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variables) at all. (Perl runs fine from a CD binary distribution, with
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no registry settings). Can I do this? If so, what (if any) changes are
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needed to the basic installed distribution?
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Thanks for any help anyone can give me...
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Paul Moore.
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PS Will TCL/Tk (Tkinter) work in this way, too? If so, do I need to do
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anything further to set it up?
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