Create a InteProxy Windows Installer with NSIS
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Step one: Create Windows Version:
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You need to have installed:
Python (applied 2.4.3)
pygtk (applied 2.10.4)
InnoSetup (applied 5.1.8)
py2exe (applied 0.6.5)
lxml (applied 1.2.1, http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/lxml/)

1.1. Copy InteProxy-0.2.0.tar.gz to Windows System and extract there.

1.2. cd InteProxy-0.2.0
   python setup.py py2exe
     (You can ignore the warning about gdk , ltihooks and ssl)
   copy inteproxy.cfg dist\inteproxy.cfg
   cd dist
   mkdir doc

1.3. Copy the direcories etc, lib and share from your GTK+
   installation to dist\
   Optionaly, you can clean the share\locale dir to include
   only the locales you need for GTK+. Same thing for
   share\themes

1.4. Create the translation files "inteproxy.mo" (on Linux) and
   place them into dist\share\locale\<lang>\LC_MESSAGES

1.5. Copy InteProxy-de-0.2.0.pdf and InteProxy-en-0.2.0.pdf into this
   newly created directory "doc".

1.6. Copy "_elementpath.pyc" to the directory "dist"

Step two: Create NSIS Installer:
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(method still a bit coarse, tested with NSIS 2.37.3 on Debian Lenny)

2.1. Copy the final "dist" directory to present dir
'dist-${VERSION_NUMBER}' and place the directory into the windows installer
directory which contains the Makefile. 

2.2. Edit Makefile:
      * VERSION_NUMBER
      * VERSION_DATE 
      * PRODUCTVERSION

2.3. run "make"!
     The final installer file will be added here with name pattern
     InteProxy-x.x.x.exe.

2.4. Add resulting InteProxy-....exe to Release at GForge.