Hey, If you don't mind messing around with mingw/cygwin you can almost build out of the box for the Zope alpha source releases. I would put the information on how to do that here but, as is depressingly usual, I don't have that data quite handy. If you are feeling a bit fearless I can do a quick write up for you of what I did to get this all to work. It's just a matter of downloading some stuff and making a few small changes to some Python code. Note also that Anthony Pfrunder has done awesome work on getting Zope alphas to compile under Windows. I believe his distribution (check the mailing list for the URL, again my memory is woefully inadequate) contains the binaries/pyd's needed to run Zope. You will need to grab his distribution anyway because it contains patches that are a must have (use? apply?) for whatever compiler you use on Windows. Hope that helps, John

-----Original Message----- From: Adrian Esteban Madrid [SMTP:am246@email.byu.edu] Sent: Monday, July 12, 1999 3:00 PM To: Zope List Subject: [Zope] Zope 2 binaries for Win32

Is there any way of getting the binaries for Zope 2? I don't have Visual C to compile the source and would love to run Zope 2 an test it out.

BTW, any news on when the final release would be available? Any good guess?

-aem

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