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PyScripter - run multiple instances of the same python 2.7 64 bit

PyScripter is the best IDE I've come across for interactive work, especially with its ability to connect to remote machines.

This allows me to open several instances of pyscripter, each of which is tied to a different version (I have 3.3, 2.7 64 bits and 32 bits on my machine).

Question. Can I open multiple instances of pyscripter tied to 2.7 64 bits? It would help me tremendously, because I had a huge number of sheep, and he could easily work on two or three projects at the same time.

Going to the command line and querying PyScripter -N gives me a new instance suggested in

[https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/pyscripter/0ebFUx6h7Z4] [1]

but by default it is 3.3, but it opens several instances of 3.3. I don’t know how PyScripter chooses which version of python to bind to. Any help is appreciated!

Update: Removal 3.3. seems to give me several instances of 2.7 - but would like to have a solution that allows me to install 3.3.

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I tried adding --python27 -N, and I managed to start two instances of PyScripter. Then I ran --python26 -N and started the third instance of PyScripter that ran Python26.

...\PyScripter.exe --PYTHON27 -N
...\PyScripter.exe --PYTHON27 -N
...\PyScripter.exe --PYTHON26 -N

Hope this works for you.

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