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I want to install scipy 0.4.6 (windows)on my computer ,but i cannot
download it from www.scipy.org. who can tell me another place to
download it?

Mar 3 '06 #1
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computer1 wrote:
I want to install scipy 0.4.6 (windows)on my computer ,but i cannot
download it from www.scipy.org. who can tell me another place to
download it?


http://www.scipy.org/Download

links to the Sourceforge download site. I assume that you are trying to download
the files by simply right-clicking the URL and picking "Save Link As..." from
the context menu (or whatever it is in your browser). Sourceforge has a mirror
selection system that gets in the way. Just click on the link, and select an
appropriate mirror from that page. Then your real download will continue.

I expect that we will be placing tarballs on PyPI soon.

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Mar 3 '06 #2
thank you very much.
I have dowtnloaded it successfully.

Mar 4 '06 #3

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