printer friendly python tutorial

[winston]

does anyone know where i can find a printer friendly version of the
python tutorial release 2.3?

[ARMANDO PADILLA]

Re: printer friendly python tutorial

Hi, im new to this group, been a member of php group but anyways... I wanted
to know if you had a link to the tutorial you found.


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"winston" <wdunn82@comcas t.net> wrote in message
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> winston wrote:[color=green]
> > does anyone know where i can find a printer friendly version of the
> > python tutorial release 2.3?
> >[/color]
> never mind i found it?
>
>[/color]

[Bob Gailer]

Re: printer friendly python tutorial

At 01:08 AM 8/31/2003 +0000, winston wrote:
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>winston wrote:[color=green]
>>does anyone know where i can find a printer friendly version of the
>>python tutorial release 2.3?[/color]
>never mind i found it?[/color]

Where? We'd like to know too.

Bob Gailer
bgailer@alum.rp i.edu
303 442 2625


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[Fredrik Lundh]

Re: printer friendly python tutorial

Bob Gailer wrote:
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> >>does anyone know where i can find a printer friendly version of the
> >>python tutorial release 2.3?[/color]
> >never mind i found it?[/color]
>
> Where? We'd like to know too.[/color]

http://www.python.org => Documentation => Download
Current Documentation (first link on page) =>

http://www.python.org/doc/current/download.html

where the table on the top of the page contains download
links for HTML, PDF, Postscript, GNU info, iSilo, and LaTeX
versions of the docs, in ZIP, GZip, and BZip2 archives.

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[K.C. Shashidhar]

Re: printer friendly python tutorial

Fredrik Lundh wrote:[color=blue]
> http://www.python.org => Documentation => Download
> Current Documentation (first link on page) =>
>
> http://www.python.org/doc/current/download.html
>
> where the table on the top of the page contains download
> links for HTML, PDF, Postscript, GNU info, iSilo, and LaTeX
> versions of the docs, in ZIP, GZip, and BZip2 archives.[/color]

I wonder why someone wanting to print only the tutorial has to download
the whole archive and unzip. Wouldn't it be helpful to keep them
separately available, like the HTML versions are?

MHTP,
Shashi

[Michael Hudson]

Re: printer friendly python tutorial

"K.C. Shashidhar" <kodambal@imec. be> writes:
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> Fredrik Lundh wrote:[color=green]
> > http://www.python.org => Documentation => Download
> > Current Documentation (first link on page) =>
> > http://www.python.org/doc/current/download.html
> > where the table on the top of the page contains download
> > links for HTML, PDF, Postscript, GNU info, iSilo, and LaTeX
> > versions of the docs, in ZIP, GZip, and BZip2 archives.[/color]
>
> I wonder why someone wanting to print only the tutorial has to
> download the whole archive and unzip. Wouldn't it be helpful to keep
> them separately available, like the HTML versions are?[/color]

Finite time and resources. Doesn't look like the zipped HTML is
available separately, FWIW. You could suggest this to docs@python.org
if you feel strongly, I guess.

Cheers,
mwh

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