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Administrator
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Hi,
Are you sure the error message is "No module named 'oewlready2'" and not 'owlready2' ?
If it is "oewlready2", it should be replaced by "owlready2", but I was unable to find "oewlready2" in the source.
If it is "owlready2", then there is probably a problem of Python path on you configuration.
Alternatively, you can use Owlready2 without installation : just unzip the sources, rename the directory "owlready2" and put it inside any directory listed in sys.path / Python path.
Jiba
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