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Week 7: Windows Icons Menus Pointers

Programming in PythonAssignment for this week:
  • Check out the wxPython video tutorials at showmedo.com You can find the associated code here.
  • Implement the editor described in the video tutorials. (You can cut and paste code from the website)
  • As an additional challenge add a row of buttons below the text area. When a button is pressed, the status bar (at the bottom of the window) should change to say "Button Pressed"
  • For even more of a challenge, consider adding these features:
    • File save capability
    • Options/Preference window to change text background color and button text

Please: email me your code when you are finished or if you have any questions about the video tutorial. Please provide a reference for any code you get from the Internets. Here are some links that may be helpful:

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Week 7: Windows Icons Menus Pointers
Authored by: Cliff on Saturday, November 25 2006 @ 09:42 PM EST
Ok, I STILL cannot get it to install correctly, on Windows or Ubuntu, any help?

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Week 7: Windows Icons Menus Pointers
Authored by: JoeMirizio on Sunday, November 26 2006 @ 08:49 AM EST
I got it to work on Windows. I installed the Python version 2.5 and then I installed the win32-unicode wxPython for 2.5 installer.

Hope that helps :)
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