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##      This is the Python for Delphi project       ##
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AUTHORS:
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Dr. Dietmar Budelsky
    dbudelsky@web.de
    IBS Schillings GmbH & Co KG
    Ein Unternehmen der KROHNE-Gruppe
    Heisenbergstr. 18
    50169 Kerpen-Türnich
    Phone: (49)22 37/97 44-0

Morgan Martinet
    4721 rue Brebeuf
    H2J 3L2 Montreal (Qc)
    Canada
    e-mail: mmm@free.fr
            

This project is the result of the merging of their 
two 
separate projects.

PURPOSE:
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  Provide an interface to the Python language in 
Delphi.

COPYRIGHT:
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  This source code is distributed with no 
WARRANTY, for no reason or use.
  Everyone is allowed to use and change this 
code 
free for his own tasks and projects, as long as 
this header and its copyright text is intact.
  For changed versions of this code, which are 
public distributed the following additional 
conditions 
have to be fullfilled:
  1) The header has to contain a comment on the 
change and the author of it.
  2) A copy of the changed source has to be sent 
to one of the above E-Mail addresses or our then 
valid address, if this is possible to the author.
  The second condition has the target to maintain 
an up to date central version of the components. If 
this condition is not acceptable for confidential or 
legal reasons, everyone is free to derive 
components or to generate a diff file to our or 
other original sources.


NOTE:
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  Don't forget to look at the tutorial file (tutorial.txt) 
which introduces the  demos.

  Look at http://www.python.org for the latest 
version of Python.

UPDATE:
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  You'll find the latest version at 
http://www.multimania.com/marat

DISTRIBUTION:
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  You are free to distribute your applications built 
with Python for Delphi, but don't forget to install 
the python15.dll (or greater) in the windows\system 
folder of your client, or install the Python for 
windows distribution (it needs more space on the 
harddisk, but it's better because there are all 
Python modules and the help).