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How do I start ipython in enthought canopy?

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How do I start ipython in enthought canopy?

How do I start ipython in enthought canopy?

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RE: How do I start ipython in enthought canopy?

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RE: How do I start ipython in enthought canopy?

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Ah, sorry about that, I'd assumed the canopy interactive command line ( lower right hand pane in the gui) was the same as the python command prompt. It isn't. So to solve my own problem , I had to open an actual command prompt and then type ipython into that.

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