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Getting GTK, Glade, and Python to Work in Windows
These screenshots show me running the Py2EXE-compiled script I wrote last weekend on a Windows 7 machine. Additionally there is a screenshot of the "Add/Remove Programs" window demonstrating which versions of which libraries were required.
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--- title: Getting GTK, Glade, and Python to Work in Windows date: 2010-06-28 09:46:26 tags: python, old --- # Getting GTK, Glade, and Python to Work in Windows __These screenshots__ show me running the Py2EXE-compiled script I wrote last weekend on a Windows 7 machine. Additionally there is a screenshot of the "Add/Remove Programs" window demonstrating which versions of which libraries were required. <div class="text-center img-border"> [](glade_exe.png) [](needToInstall.png) </div>