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[veritas]

Can anyone tell me of a good newsgroup for running/programming Python on
Windows OS ?

Thanks in advance .

[Fredrik Lundh]

"veritas" wrote:

Can anyone tell me of a good newsgroup for running/programming Python on Windows OS ?

as long as your posts include at least some Python, this is a perfectly appropriate
forum.

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[BartlebyScrivener]

>> newsgroup for running/programming Python on Windows

One of Python's many virtues is its portability. Separate newsgroups
aren't needed. If you would like a nice summary of the potential
glitches and gotchas using Python on Windows, try the Alan Gauld
tutorial. It's a frames page, so I can't deep link for you, but go to
"Handling Files" then scroll down the page to "Some Operating System
Gotchas"

http://www.freenetpages.co.uk/hp/alan.gauld/

rd

[Larry Bates]

veritas wrote:

Can anyone tell me of a good newsgroup for running/programming Python on
Windows OS ?

Thanks in advance .

comp.lang.python is fine. If you want to use Python on Windows do
yourself a favor and pick up a copy of Python Programming on
Win32 (Mark Hammond and Andy Robinson). It covers lots of Windows
"specific" things and has good examples of writing services and
COM objects.

-Larry Bates

[Roel Schroeven]

veritas schreef:

Can anyone tell me of a good newsgroup for running/programming Python on
Windows OS ?

There is the py**********@python.org mailing list which you can read as
a newsgroup (gmane.comp.python.windows) via gmane.org.

--
If I have been able to see further, it was only because I stood
on the shoulders of giants. -- Isaac Newton

Roel Schroeven