For Apple Insurmountable: Creating a Windows Installer for Twine 1.4.3

As the creator of the windows installer, I had initially thought it could be linked from the Twinery website, as well as on the repo site. It's been many years since I created a windows installer for an early version of Twine 1, so when I saw that 1.4.3 contained a lot of bug fixes, I decided to do it again.

At the time, I had been using Twine 1.4.2 for quite some time, and then I stumbled upon a comment on a forum mentioning that the code for Twine 1.4.3 was available on the Twine 1 repo. This discovery sparked a renewed interest in upgrading to the latest version of Twine.

A month ago, I found myself weighing up whether to make the transition from T1 to T2. As part of this process, I began searching for an old Mac, which had a different purpose altogether. However, my experience with creating the windows installer has been beneficial in another way – it allowed me to use that utility recently to migrate a project from Twine 1 to Twine 2.

The creation of the windows installer has proven to be a valuable endeavor, as it provides an easy-to-use solution for those who may not have access to a Mac or prefer a different operating system. It's also a testament to the flexibility and adaptability of Twine, which continues to evolve and improve with each new version.

In conclusion, creating a windows installer for Twine 1.4.3 has been an insurmountable task that required patience, persistence, and attention to detail. However, the end result has been well worth it, as it provides a convenient solution for users who want to take advantage of the latest features and bug fixes offered by this version of the software.

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