Windows README

windows/README.txt

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-Requirements:
-1)Python 3.4, 32bit
-2)PyQt5 for python 3.4, 32bit (it should already include the qt libs);
-3)Py2exe
-4)Innosetup
+Due to py2exe and pyinstaller not working at all, the setup now just installs python
+uses pip to install the requirements and then creates some links to start relational.
 
-It is necessary to have the: Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package.
+You will need:
 
-	Create an exe file
-- Move the file windows/input.py to ../
-- Chech that the version number is correct
-- Execute "python input.py py2exe"
-
-At the end, there should be a directory named "dist" containing the exe file and the needed libs (excluding for the c++ one)
-within the dist directory there should be a "platforms" directory with a dll the PyQt5 directory.
+1) Innosetup
+2) The python installer executable in the windows directory
 
 	Create the setup with Inno Setup
+- Run make or it will just never work
 - Move windows/ss.iss to ../
-- Download the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable, call it vcredist_x86.exe and save it in the relational main directory
 - Open ss.iss with Inno Setup, Build and Compile
 
 A directory named "Output" will be created, which will contain the installer.
-
-Notes:
-- To create the setup, don't move the "dist" directory or its content.
-- Do not delete or move the directory windows/font dejavu
-- If the shell is open, it will not work. The windows shell does not support unicode and will generate exceptions when trying to print expressions on it