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Sorry, that code I gave does not come out very well when 
viewed. 

The problem is that, under windows, when the path does not 
exist, the exception thrown is a WindowsError, which is a 
subclass of os.error BUT uses a different numbering system 
for errors.  

So, under windows, the constant errno.ENOENT (2) does not 
match the value in the exception object which is 3.

Actually the easiest, portable solution is take out the try 
completely and put an if (path exists):  before the shutil.rmtree
() line.

Cheers,
Mike