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I want to install PyQt to use features of the Qt-library for my Python programms. When I execute 'configure.py' in the command window I get the following error:

Error: Make sure you have a working Qt qmake on your PATH.

About my system and what I've done yet: I use Python 3.2 on Windows 7. First I compiled sip-4.15.5. After getting the error above, I also installed Qt5.2.1. Both installations worked without a problem, but the error stayed the same.

I have tried a solution for apparently the same problem, found on stackoverflow. But it doesn't work for me (exportisn't a windows command, is it?). And I don't use the PyQt installer, because it's only available for Python 2.7 and 3.3.

Thanks.

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You can download a PyQt installer for Python 3.2 here at Christoph Gohlke's Python Extension Packages for Windows repository. Whenever I'm looking to install or update a module on Windows, I look there first.

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Thanks for your answer. I installed it, tomorrow I'll try it.
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@MattDMo How to install .whl files on windows?
@AvinashRaj pip install really_long_file_name.whl

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