Problems making code executable

So far I've tryed chmod [path/file], chmod +x [path/file], changing the code from txt to .py thats the only thing I've found elsewhere to change it and it hasn't worked. If you need my code it looks like this...

#!/usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Python
print "Hello world!"
raw_input("Press any key to continue...")

What's the error you get ?

here is some more trys and the errors I got


root@darkstar:~# chmod 777 /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/python hw
chmod: failed to get attributes of `hw': No such file or directory
root@darkstar:~# chmod 777 /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/python hw.py
chmod: failed to get attributes of `hw.py': No such file or directory
root@darkstar:~# chmod 777 /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/python /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects/hw
root@darkstar:~# chmod 777 /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/python /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects/hw.py
root@darkstar:~# cd /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects# ./hw.py
./hw.py: line 1: print: command not found
./hw.py: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token `"Press any key to continue..."'
./hw.py: line 2: `raw_input("Press any key to continue...")'
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects# chmod 777 /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/python /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects/helloworld
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects# ./helloworld
-bash: ./helloworld: /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Python: bad interpreter: Permission denied
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects# chmod 777 /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/python /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects/helloworld.py
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects# ./helloworld.py
-bash: ./helloworld.py: /usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Python: bad interpreter: Permission denied
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python-2.3.2/Projects#

Those are all syntax errors you're getting--try this CD'ing to the directory where the hw.py file is located, then try:

chmod 775 hw.py

Then, try running:

./hw.py

Also, I'm curious about your python path in your first line of code. At the command prompt, type:

which python

The first line of your script should be #! followed by the path spit back by "which python", no spaces.

root@darkstar:~# cd /usr/installs/Python/Projects
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python/Projects# chmod 775 helloworld.py
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python/Projects# ./helloworld.py
Hello world!
Press any key to continue...
root@darkstar:/usr/installs/Python/Projects#

Minor victory cause I got it to do something finally, but now how can I get it to do it without going into the konsole. Like when I double click it, it will make a new window and run that, or will I have to setup some kind of GUI for it through a different program?

Know , try this
>chmod +x pygui.py
>pygui.py &
Will run pygui.py in the background and create the GUI.
Grim