Hi,
This is on Windows XP Professional.

Before asking this question, I read the tutorial at PyPi, among other things. 
By the time I was done attempting to figure out seemingly conflicting 
documentation about how to get and install Python modules, I attempted to 
deduce that I should get virtualenv.py, which would go and get some magic stuff 
that then would enable me to start to install other Python modules. I 
downloaded it and ran it. It pointed out an error, and said that this usually 
happens when someone installs Python for just their user. That was true for me. 
I uninstalled and re-installed Python, this time for all users. I noticed that 
the entire error message didn't print out, so I opened up the program and found 
the whole error message. It says this.

Note: some Windows users have reported this error when they installed Python 
for "Only this user".  The problem may be resolvable if you
install Python "For all users".  (See 
https://bugs.launchpad.net/virtualenv/+bug/352844). I went to that page and 
read some stuff that says that the program needs to find python25.dll or 
python26.dll, so I popped open Windows Find and searched for Python*.dll. I 
found  some older dll's like python25.dll and python26.dll in other folders, 
but not my Python 2.7.2 setup. I went back to the page where the bug is 
reported and clicked to see the full activity log. There was nothing about 
Python 27 in there.

How should I proceed?

Thanks.

Jim




Jim Homme,
Usability Services,
Phone: 412-544-1810.


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