I have a Python program that is mostly complete, and there is one thing that I'd like to change, which may or may not be possible.
This program uses PyQT to display a GUI and I have it pretty much pinned up so I was wondering if I can make Python not open up a termianl when I open the program.
I am using Windows XP right now, but the machines it will run on will be Windows 7.  I generally work with Linux, so I'm not terribly familiar with Windows.
If the terminal has to be there, it's no big deal, but I feel like it's extraneous at this point.
Thanks!
Use the python extension .pyw. 
E.g program.pyw 
This causes your program to be run with pythonw.exe instead of python.exe which suppresses the terminal.
How to make a Python PyQT program not open the command line in Windows