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Originally Posted by JSWolf
So how does one get Python 2 (already installed and working) running along side Python 3 (not installed) without screwing up the working setup for Python 2? I'm using Windows 7 & Windows 8.
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There's plenty of documentation on how to have different versions of Python installed on the same Windows machine. It's not really an uncommon practice at all (one is the default python and the other is not). But this thread is probably not the best place to have the discussion. Google is your friend. But perhaps you shouldn't worry about it until you find a plugin that you're just dying to use, but is only available for Python 3.