Welcome to pywrite 1.0 for Win32 systems
Sometimes after these files have been on a Unix computer the names of the files get changed from, for instance, 
"images.py" to "Images .py". If you get "no Module by that mane errors when you try to run it you will have to 
consult the opening imports and adjust the  file names.
This is a very simple, tabbed, freeware, NotePad Type, source code editor. 
It has syntax highlighting for python(*.py,*.pyw), c++(*.cpp,*.h,*.c), java(*.java), and HTML(*.html,*.htm) files.
It is a full service FTP client and can run you java and Djgpp compiler.
left click on the bar to the left for folding to nearest indentation level match in python files.
Click again to unfold.

You can change the size of the text with:

Ctrl - B = Zoom In
Ctrl - N = Zoom Out

You also get a simple edit menu if you right click on the text area.

To Run:
Simply create a link and double click or double click on the file
pywrite.pyw

You have to ,of course, have a python enterpreter installed with wxPython to
use this script.

This editor is written in the very easy to use free programming language Python
by Guido van Rossum. www.python.org
The particular version used here is Pthon 2.1.
The GUI is wxPython by Robin Dunn and 
Total Control Software, Copyright (c) 1997-2001. A python implementation of wxWindows.
The text module is a python implementation of Scintilla from http://sourceforge.net/project/?group_id=2439

The particular python distribution used was Python2.1 from www.activestate.com
pywrite is  freeware. This program is distributed without warranty of any kind

GaryJones32@Excite.com
