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Originally Posted by papa4ahe
Ok, so I tried a different script from another download. When I use dir *.py on the command line, it says file not found. But I do see it explorer in the Scrips file in the python26 path. I took the file "MobiDeDRM.py 0.02.txt and changed it to MobiDeDRM.py by eliminating all the other parts. Also, I have tried MobiDeDRM02.py without success. Not sure what to do now. Seems like I have checked and rechecked everything ten times. When I try to run it, it says not recognized as an internal or external file. Any ideas where to go from here. I did clit easily so I figured I could do this one. Oh my!!
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I'm still concerned that the Scripts folder not be in your path. Did you following one of these directions depending on your OS from the Visual Guide.
Vista
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Step 4) Add the location of the Python directories to your PATH variable, This is important so that your system finds the Python scripts.
In Windows Vista, right-click on "My Computer", then select “Properties” from the menu.
From the "Tasks" menu on the left side, click on the “Advanced system settings" link. When the "System Properties" window opens, go the bottom and click on ‘Environmental Variables”
Step 5) In the System Variables window scroll down until you find and highlight "PATH". Click on "Edit".
Step 6) Add two paths, ;c:\Python26 and ;c:\Python26\Tools\Scripts. Please note that each path starts with a semi-colon ";" Be sure your typing is correct.
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XP
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Step 4) Add the location of the Python directories to your PATH variable, This is important so that your system finds the Python scripts.
In Windows XP, right-click on "My Computer", then select "Properties" from the menu.
When the "System Properties" window opens click on the tab marked "Advanced"
Step 5) Go to the bottom and click on 'Environmental Variables"
Step 6) In the System Variables window scroll down until you find and highlight "PATH". Click on "Edit".
Step 7) Add two paths, ;c:\Python26 and ;c:\Python26\Tools\Scripts. Please note that each path starts with a semi-colon ";" Be sure your typing is correct.
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