Hi Samir, I have had the same problem and solved it by installing Python separately and modifying the start.bat script to point to the newly installed Python.exe binary. The installers will now correctly identify your Python installation. Hope this helps, Arjan Huijzer --- Samir Mishra <SamirMishra@cbuae.gov.ae> wrote:

Hello all,

I'm attempting to install 1-2 packages using Win32 Python installers. The installers need 1 or more registry settings to be able to identify where Python 2.1 is located. Since these are not automatically installed by Zope, I was hoping to do this manually. Please could someone help me out with this?

I'm aware that installing packages generally not recommended for security reasons, but I'd like to be able to do this. IN particular, I'd like to install the PIL package.

This information may be available in the mail archives, I just didn't find it on my first preliminary scan.

Thanks.

Samir

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