RE: [Pythoncard-users] Standalone .EXE for Win32

> From: Simon
>
> Please tell me if i can create an executable Win32 app for end-users
> without needing them to install Python &/or wxPython.

Yes. The minimal and textRouter samples have example scripts for building
standalones using py2exe and Gordon McMillan's installer.

> Also, i'm from a Macromedia Flash/Director background. Please tell me
> what are the similarities/differences of Macromedia's RAD tools compared
> to pythoncard.

PythonCard is free and uses Python as the scripting language. I don't use
Flash/Director, so somebody else that does will have to comment on the
quality of the language and tools.

In general, if your focus is publishing inside the browser or on a tight
integration of audio, animated graphics, and video then Flash is almost
certainly a better choice this early in the development of PythonCard, but
without a specific example of what you are trying to do, it is difficult to
say for sure. You can do audio and graphics in PythonCard.

ka