Future of PythonWin?

[Tom]

"Boudewijn Rempt" <boud at rempt.xs4all.nl> wrote in message
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> There's another option, of course. You could use Qt (and PyQt), which
> works on Windows and Unix/X11, offers a great GUI and a good design.
> And there are tons of programs using it you can look at & learn from.
> (Not to mention the great documentation.)

Actually, Qt sounds pretty good, but about six months ago I looked into
trying it out, only to find that I would have to pay a big load of dough to
do so (for C++ on Windows).

Tom.