James C. Ahlstrom wrote: [Guido explains Windows registry usage] > Thanks. This is very useful. > > But it doesn't help, perhaps as a result of more of my > prejudices. This registry entry is meant to be used by a > by-the-rules shared Python installation, so I must not change it. Without trying it, I doubt you have to. It looks like you could set the resource to something that won't be found in the registry, and then just use normal Python mechanisms. > ... IMHO the Windows registry is a software catastrophe > which ranks right up there with JCL (anyone else here old enough > to remember that?). Ah. In a rush to get it down to ops, tripping at the head of the stairs and sending the card deck flying... Those were the days. - Gordon
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