# I just installed Csound 5.08.2 under Xp.

On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 7:36 PM, Michael Gogins <gogins@pipeline.com> wrote:
>  Regarding Python, I repeat (note that the current installer does not attempt to install Python):
>
>  The current installer tests for Python 2.5 in the Windows registry. If Python is
>  found in the registry, then the Python features of Csound are installed.

# I can not say anything about this, because do not have Python installed.

>  If Python is not found in the registry, then the installer gives the user a choice to abort
>  installation in order to install Python, or to proceed with installation but to
>  put the Python features in a secluded directory.

# Yes, a option message appeared for yes aborting installation and no
for continuing to installation. I chose no and csound is installed.
But when I type just "csound" I'm getting again the warning windows I
attached this morning.

>  I have verified that this behavior does occur on my computer. I would like to know
>  if it is working for other installations. "Yes" or "No" plus
>  some details would be appreciated.

# I looked at the csound folder. There is a folder named
"python_backup", which has some .pyd and .py files under
"python_backup\bin" folder and py.dll under "python_backup\plugin64"
folder. But the csnd.dll and py.dll files who are responsible from
pop-ups (one warning window for one .dll) are still under
"csound\plugin64" folder, so they are not secluded.
# I think we are getting close to the solution! Have a nice day!
-ugur guney-