Closed drgrubman closed 7 years ago
Try installing direct from the repository:
pip install git+https://github.com/JamesRamm/archook.git
(you are using some cached zip file so can't be certain it is up to date)
Since no reply I'm assuming this issue has been solved....
Ha thanks man it worked. my apologies i should have wrote back. thanks again
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David Grubman
James, when I try to install i get this error. It's looking for some sort of temporary PIP folder. I'm sort of a noob but I think your solution may solve my 64-bit Arcpy issues.