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Originally Posted by CalibUser
@Fedwin:
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Originally Posted by Fedwin
when I tried part B, it says pip is not recognized as an internal or external command.
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I am not sure why you are getting an error message when you run pip as you got the message "Requirement already satisfied". Has anybody else had problems using this plugin on Windows 64 bit computers?
I will be updating the plugin soon so that it works with Sigil 0.9 without requiring the use of external files - hopefully this will resolve the problem. |
If Python2 is also installed on the same machine and on the path, that's what pip is probably working with. Users should probably use pip3 to install additional modules into their Python3.4 installation. It's likely that Python2.7 is default and Python3.4 (and pip3) is not on the system path.
Many times a user must specifically tell the python installer to add python to the system path -- as it's not configured to do so by default (especially if the installer detects previous Python installation remnants).