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Hi Tegdam,

first of all, if you want to add a Python library search path, you have to add it to PYTHONPATH, not to PATH.

Second, I don't recommend you to manually place files into the Python installation folder. You should choose a designated folder for it, eg. C:\PythonLibs or C:\Users\tegdam\PythonLibs and add this path to PYTHONPATH. If you put the whole repository into this folder and not only the myo package directory, naturally you have to add the repository path, eg. C:\Users\PythonLibs\myo-python.

If you're using global environment variables, you don't have to use Pip. But if you would be using it, you must be running the command from the shell, not from Python. Enter exit() and run the Pip command again.

Regards,
Niklas

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Hey Niklas,
Sorry for the silence. This is just to let you know that it worked. Thanks again for your prompt assistance. Just in case for future visitors who encounter the same issue, here is what I've done in a nutshell and with links:

1. Install Python
2. Add python directory to PYTHONPATH as explained in the link below.
   http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3701646/how-to-add-to-the-pythonpath-in-windows-7
   if it does not exist, create a system variable PYTHONPATH by clicking "new" under the system variables window.
3. Add the myo-python directory to PYTHONPATH and add the python directory c:\Python27 to Path (located under system variable).
4. Download six (see requirement in this repository) and Install it as they did below
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddpYVA-7wq4
5. Try running the examples in the myo-python folder

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