I apologize I should have known better than to have posted without
getting more info from the user.
Since then, I've discovered that simply sending someone a Py2ExE
executable is not sufficient.
A little more investigation about Py2EXE and I'm beginning to see it
requires both the executable f
On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 07:09:24PM -0800, dw wrote:
> I have a python script that I've created.
> It logs into an online email service and sends out an email.
> It works in my Linux box, and it works in my Windows 7 box.
> I've also converted it with Py2EXE and it works as an executable in my
> Win
On 23/01/15 03:09, dw wrote:
I have a python script that I've created.
The issue is, I made it for someone else to use in his PC.
And its not working for him.
The first thing to do when creating a program for use on another
computer is to make everything that could be machine specific
conf
I have a python script that I've created.
It logs into an online email service and sends out an email.
It works in my Linux box, and it works in my Windows 7 box.
I've also converted it with Py2EXE and it works as an executable in my
Win-7 box.
The issue is, I made it for someone else to use in hi
