Newbie question : Info on Python under DOS/Windows

[Endgamer]

Okay, I'm really new to Python, and have limited experience of real
programming (yes, the age-old story....crippled by BASIC at about the
age of 10 <g>). I'm learning from texts, this froup and O'Reilley's
"Programming Python" and as a starting project I'm writing a Y2K
mini-fix for Wintel machines - a program which prompts the user for
the current date and feeds it into "date", for machines which won't
hold the date on reboot after the millenium. 
My question is: I've found it hard to locate resources or  information
on Python under DOS/Windows - are there any special groups, sites or
FAQs/Manuals with general information? Much as I hate MS environments,
in my line of work I have to work with them almost constantly (back on
my lovely Linux machine whenever I get a chance <g>) and I suspect
I'll need this information again...


Endgamer
Spider Warrior

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