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Wing IDE
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`Wing IDE <http://www.wingware.com/>`_ is an IDE designed specifically for the Python 
programming language. Wing IDE is offered in a paid Pro version and in free Personal and 101 versions.

To set up your Wing IDE installation to use Anaconda:

#. Navigate to the Python configuration window:

   * In Wing 101, in the **Edit** menu, select Configure Python.
   
   * In Wing Personal and Wing Pro, in the **Project** menu, select Project Properties.
   
   The Wing 101 menu looks like this:

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#. Next to Python Executable, click the Custom radio button.

#. Click the Browse button and navigate to your :ref:`the Anaconda Python interpreter path <python-path>`.

#. For Python Path, click the Custom radio button.

#. Click the Insert button and browse to your :ref:`Anaconda Python interpreter path <python-path>`.

#. Click the OK button:

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#. If you are prompted to reload your Python shell, do so. After the reload, Anaconda is displayed on the **Python Shell** tab:

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   Wing IDE is now set up to Anaconda's Python.

For more information, see
the `Wing IDE documentation <http://www.wingware.com/support>`_.
