No one is answering this question. Why, is it a bit unclear or what? All I wanted to do was to add the path C:\Python24\mypython to the sys.path so that I could put all my stuff there instead of mixing it with the stuff that comes with the installation. And I wanted to do it permanently som that I wouldn't have to use sys.path.append every time I started Python interpreter.
Here is what I did, and it worked, but I still don't know why. If somebody has an explanation please tell me. 1. My computer -> Properties->Advanced->Environment variables->System variables ->New 2. In Variable name field enter PYTHONPATH and in Variable value field enter C:\Python24\mypython 3. OK, OK, OK to close all the dialog boxes. 4. Restart the computer (it's essential to restart the computer and not just the Python shell). 5. Open the Python shell and enter >>> import sys >>> sys.path If you've done exactly as I've described here you should see C:\Python24\mypython in the list. Alex -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
