What steps are required to compile a custom LaZagne script into a standalone Windows executable?

The article covers two methods: py2exe and PyInstaller. For py2exe, you create a `mysetup.py` script that points to `laZagne.py`, then run `python mysetup.py py2exe`. You must ensure all dependencies (like `pyasn1`) are accessible. For PyInstaller, install it (e.g., via source compilation), then use `pyinstaller -F laZagne.py` to produce a single exe. Both methods generate an executable in a `dist` folder. This allows you to distribute your extended LaZagne version without requiring Python on the target machine.