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Python 1.4beta3 for Windows NT 3.5
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The zip file pyth14b3.zip contains a preliminary binary release of
Python 1.4beta3 for Windows NT 3.5, with Tcl/Tk support. The
installation has not been tested on Windows '95 or Windows 3.1 with
Win32s. For general information on Python, see http://www.python.org/.
To install:
Unzip the archive in the root of a file system with enough space. It
will create a directory \Python1.4b3 containing subdirectories Bin and
Lib and files setup.bat and setup.py. (If you don't have a zip
program that supports long filenames, get the file winzip95.exe and
install it -- this is WinZip 6.1 for 32-bit Windows systems.)
Run the SETUP.BAT file found in directory just created. When it is
done, press Enter.
To use:
Python runs in a console (DOS) window. From the File Manager, run the
file python.exe found in the Bin subdirectory. You can also drag it
to a program group of your choice for easier access. Opening any file
ending in .py from the file manager should run it.
To use with Tkinter:
Get the file win41p1.exe from here or from ftp site ftp.sunlabs.com,
directory /pub/tcl/. This is a self-extracting archive containing the
Tcl/Tk distribution for Windows NT. Don't use an older version.
Using the control panel, set the TCL_LIBRARY and TK_LIBRARY
environment variables. E.g. if you installed Tcl/Tk in C:\TCL (the
default suggested by the installer), set TCL_LIBRARY to
"C:\TCL\lib\tcl7.5" and set TK_LIBRARY to "C:\TCL\lib\tk4.1".
Once Tcl/Tk is installed, you should be able to type the following
commands in Python:
>>> import Tkinter
>>> Tkinter._test()
This creates a simple test dialog box (you may have to move the Python
window a bit to see it). Click on OK to get the Python prompt back.
August 30, 1996
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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