How to make a standalone MFC script?

Hello.

I want to embed an ActiveX control in a program and I see
that the 
webbrowser example works very well replacing the appropriate
lines. 
However, the webbrowser example doesn't run outside of the
Pythonwin 
environment, as many other examples.

What would I need to do to make the webbrowser a standalone
script which 
I could py2exe it later?

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> I want to embed an ActiveX control in a program and I
see that the
> webbrowser example works very well replacing the
appropriate lines.
> However, the webbrowser example doesn't run outside of
the Pythonwin
> environment, as many other examples.
>
> What would I need to do to make the webbrowser a
standalone
> script which
> I could py2exe it later?

It would be very difficult to try and host a web browser
control in a
non-GUI application.  You really are limited to hosting it
in either
pythonwin or wxWindows.  You should be able to get both of
those
environments working with py2exe, but it might not qualify
as a "standalone
script" for you.

Cheers,

Mark

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