I know next to nothing about Windows Command and python. Tried to apply your method and "path-to-py27" is not recognised.
Does it mean that i should put the path to the Python 27 program directory? in what form exactly (on my computer, it is at C:\Python27.
Or does it just mean the path to the directory where the app is already?
I tried without C:\path-to-py27, just typing "reader_archive\reader_archive.py --output-directory C:\mystuff" and got the following response: "Traceback (most recent call last:)
File "C:\mihaip-readerisdead
set PYTHON_HOME=C:\mihaip-readerisdead\reader_archive\reader_archive.py, line 12, in <module>
import base.api
ImportError: No module named base.api
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Thanks very much!
I know next to nothing about Windows Command and python. Tried to apply your method and "path-to-py27" is not recognised.
Does it mean that i should put the path to the Python 27 program directory? in what form exactly (on my computer, it is at C:\Python27.
Or does it just mean the path to the directory where the app is already?
I tried without C:\path-to-py27, just typing "reader_archive\reader_archive.py --output-directory C:\mystuff" and got the following response: "Traceback (most recent call last:) File "C:\mihaip-readerisdead set PYTHON_HOME=C:\mihaip-readerisdead\reader_archive\reader_archive.py, line 12, in <module> import base.api ImportError: No module named base.api
Any idea?
Copy the folder named 'base' to c:\python27\lib folder. That did the trick for me.
After that, you should be able to just run "reader_archive\reader_archive.py --output-directory C:\mystuff"
Thanks!