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I am working in python 3.7.0 through a 5.6.0 jupyter notebook inside Anaconda Navigator 1.9.2 running in a windows 7 environment. It seems like I am assuming a lot of overhead, and from the jupyter notebook, python doesn’t see the anytree application module that I’ve installed. (Anytree is working fine with python from my command prompt.)

I would appreciate either 1) IDE recommendations or 2) advise as to how to make my Anaconda installation better integrated. ​

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  • I am working with the kernel solutions suggested in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39604271/conda-environments-not-showing-up-in-jupyter-notebook – SteveMW Jan 12 '19 at 17:32

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The core problem with my python IDE environment was that I could not utilize the functions in the anytree module. The anytree functions worked fine from the command prompt python, but I only saw error messages from any of the Anaconda IDE portals.

Solution: 1) From the windows start menu, I opened Anaconda Navigator, "run as administrator." 2) Select Environments. My application only has the single environment, “base”, 3.) Open selection “terminal”, and you then have a command terminal window in that environment. 4.) Execute [ conda install -c techtron anytree ] and the anytree module functions are now available. 5.) Execute [ conda update –n base –all ] and all the modules are updated to be current.

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