Firstly, I need help with using the MakeHuman GUI. The plain text version of MakeHuman works fine, but when I try to run the GUI then it crashes and causes a fatal error. The same thing also happens when I try to run the YaBle script.
Secondly, I don’t know what’s going wrong, but I can’t seem to get the ‘print’ command to work when writing my own scripts. I started on a tutorial, but couldn’t do anything because ‘print’ doesn’t work.
P.S. I have version 2.25 of Blender, and 2.27.
About MakeHuman and Yable I don’t know for sure (haven’t tried them yet…)…
Perhaps you need some extra modules from the full Python distro, apart from Blender’s API…
Do you have Python installed on your system??? If you’re on Linux you definetely need it… On Windows you may as well… (I know that somebody would mention that for Win users they say at the site that you don’t need it, but that stands for the MakeHuman script… Tha GUI might need a couple of extra modules to work… I don’t know…)…
Maybe you should go to www.kino3d.com and ask a couple of questions at the forum there…
As for the “print” issue, it’s weird… I mean it should work o.k.
Are you sure that you are not making any syntax mistakes???
Try this:
Fire up Blender… Leave the camera and the default plane alone… 
Switch to the text editor and add a new text…
Try this code (pretty lame but it’s all we need to test it… Hey, I never said I was a programer…:P) :
from Blender import*
a=Object.Get()
print a
If you don’t get any error messages, switch to your console (Shell or DOS…) and see what you get…
You should see:
[[Object “Camera”]] [[Object “Plane”]]
If you get any error messages switch again to the console and come back to tell us what it says there… It may give us a hint about the nature of the problem…
It would be useful to post the code you’re writing so we can see if there’s any problem…
That’s all I can think of right now…
BTW. Next time try to post at the python&plugins forum, or else don’t blame us in case your post would pass unnoticed… 
Good luck with your problem…
Arggg… It does work, I just keep forgeting that Python is a case-sensitive language. You need to type blender with a capital B, or it won’t work. Same goes with print; you need to type it all in lower case.
Yeah tell me about it… It happens to me all the time… :-?
Spyros.