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Not sure I understand your question exactly.<br />
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python has the win32 libraries to call windows specific services<br />
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Further you have multiple graphical frameworks to choose from amongst them for example<br />
TK, Pygtk, PyQt<br />
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So the answer is yes.<br />
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To help you further it would be good if you gave a simple example of what you'd like o achieve.<br />

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ok, sorry wasnt clear, wat i wanna do is an application to deploy on or set up on my desktop one, and connect it to access or sql server db, kind of like visual express 2008 when u make a vb windows application, attached is something i made in vb, the thing is python has this console typing thing, there is nothing like a form design like in access or the gui form builder like in visual studio!<br />
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can i use python to make windows desktop applications &nbsp;like in vb.net express?
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can i use python to make windows desktop applications  like in vb.net express?

Not sure I understand your question exactly.

python has the win32 libraries to call windows specific services

Further you have multiple graphical frameworks to choose from amongst them for example
TK, Pygtk, PyQt

So the answer is yes.

To help you further it would be good if you gave a simple example of what you&#39;d like o achieve.


ok, sorry wasnt clear, wat i wanna do is an application to deploy on or set up on my desktop one, and connect it to access or sql server db, kind of like visual express 2008 when u make a vb windows application, attached is something i made in vb, the thing is python has this console typing thing, there is nothing like a form design like in access or the gui form builder like in visual studio!
 


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