> Which versions of python will be compatible with windows8. I am using > currently 2.7.2 version. Most likely, all versions back to Python 1.1 or so will be compatible with Windows 8 (when 32-bit Windows support was first added to Python). Python uses very little of the Windows API (compared to, say, a game). Microsoft isn't going to break any of this for the next decade. Support for 16-bit applications is being dropped, but Python didn't really support 16-bit Windows all that well (although there was a DOS port). Regards, Martin
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