[python-uk] Python Programming on Win32

[Francis Moore]

Hi,

I recently went into a bookshop in London (Blackwell's Charing X Road) 
to look through 'Python Programming on Win32' by Mark Hammond and 
Andy Robinson. Couldn't find it so asked an assistant whether it was 
in stock or due to be ordered in. He looked it up on his screen and then

remarked that they probably wouldn't bother getting it in unless I 
specifically ordered it as it was 4 years old and probably out of date. 

So my question is, can anyone on this list actually recommend/not
recommend this book? 
If not, are there any alternative references to help develop Python code
on Windows 
platforms?

Cheers,
Francis.
 
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