Thanks very much for this!
I couldn't work out how your suggested changes can be applied in a
Windows installation, so instead I did the following:
(1) Installed Python 2.7.14 in the system (but without adding it to the
path);
(2) Used the following command (assuming default installation paths)
Oops! Omit the quote mark in the middle of my statement after .py.
Paul
On 22/09/2019 11:57:06, "Paul Hodges" wrote:
>Thanks very much for this!
>
>I couldn't work out how your suggested changes can be applied in a
>Windows installation, so instead I did the following:
>(1) Installed Python 2
Double Oops!! The first quote mark is the correct one - omit the one at
the end (though in fact Windows tolerates it, which is how it got in
there unnoticed).
Paul
On 22/09/2019 15:50:55, "Paul Hodges" wrote:
>Oops! Omit the quote mark in the middle of my statement after .py.
>
>Paul
>
>On
