> I think there is a way to create a stand-alone Win32 .exe 
> file from Python sources. I've never done it, but it didn't 
> look too complicated when I looked into it.

You can create a single .exe, but it needs a 'support' directory with a
few Mb of files (including the Python interpreter wrapped in a .dll).

Wouter van Ooijen

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