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    :title: Standalone distribution of Python
    :date: 2017-09-23
    :keywords: standalone,distribution
    :categories: distribution
    :rawfile: 2017/2017-09-24_standalone.rst

    It is usually impossible to manually copy a Python distribution
    somewhere else after it was installed. The scripts such as ``pip.exe``
    contains the absolute location of the interpreter. That's why, if you
    insist to do so on Windows (like I do), you need to replace
    every path by a relative one or a blank one. That's what the
    following script is doing.
    

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