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Old 02-19-2009, 10:26 PM   #59
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Caution: Dumb question

It seems I cannot remember how I saved the scripts before. I have Python 2.6, I installed pycrypto-2.0.1.win32-py2.6, then I renamed the script and saved it in the python directory, but when I click on it, all it does is open in notepad. I am sorry for asking this simple question again.

Thanks, Debra
The first thing to do is go to Windows Explorer.

1. Tools | Folder Options
2. Click the View Tab
3. Under Hidden Files and Folders select Show hidden files and folders-ON
4. Uncheck Hide extensions for known file types-OFF
5. Unckeck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)-OFF

It is your system. You should be able to see all the files, hidden, operating system, and even all the file extensions.

After you do that, click Apply to All Folders.

Now you can see the full filenames of the scripts and can properly rename them.
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