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In article <41D403F7.8070308 at holdenweb.com>,
Steve Holden  <steve at holdenweb.com> wrote:
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>With respect it wouldn't, since IDLE doesn;t include a GUI builder. I 
>think Mike's cri-de-couer is for a tool that makes it as easy as Visual 
>Studio to put a GUI-based application together.

Should the Python community really care about this, I suspect Eclipse
might be the best way.
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