Re: [Pythoncard-users] Documentation for building stand-alone apps

[Lawrie A. <law...@ii...>]

Phil Edwards wrote:

>On Thursday 19 February 2004 10:08, Thomas Heller wrote:
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>>Phil Edwards <ph...@li...> writes:
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>>>I may need to abandon McMillan (which would be a shame since it seems by
>>>far the better product) and try something else...
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>>If the license allows, you can develop it further yourself or with
>>others...
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>I think you've over-estimated my Windows coding skills, Thomas. :-) Good idea, 
>all the same, we'll have to see if the McMillan site re-appears over the next 
>few weeks.
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>I've put a first revision (incomplete, work still in progress) version of my 
>notes so far online at:
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>http://www.linux2000.com/standalone.html
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>This isn't linked to from anywhere else on the site, so please bookmark the 
>page if anyone wants to check back occasionally and see how I'm getting on. 
>Criticisms and suggestions welcome, as always.
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Phil,
I may have mentiond it before.. I have a Python Card front end for the 
McMillan installer 
http://members.iinet.net.au/~lawrieabbott/distractions.html#mcpc


Some of the setup could be made less 'hard coded' but it was initially 
created to do a particular job (which it did - I needed to package a 
Python Card app on Windows XP and Linux).
It is functional but may still be a little rough around the edges. 
Anyone wishing to work on it.. be my guest.

Lawrie Abbott