Quote - I agree with RorrKonn. However, there are utilities that can convert Python scripts to standalone executables, such as Py2EXE(Windows) or Py2APP(Mac OS).

Unfortunately, that doesn't help, because for those Windows executables to work, you need a particular DLL, which you can only redistribute if you own a license for it, which I don't. Which means that I'd have to ask people to install it themselves, which is no better than asking them to install Python.

Come to think of it, maybe distributing Antonia with a built-in sissy filter wouldn't be so bad, after all. :tongue1:

-- I'm not mad at you, just Westphalian.