Bundlebuilder vs. save as applet

I'm learning Python and am a bit confused by difference between 
bundlebuilder.py and save as applet from the PythonIDE. I've been able 
to save a few tools, such as wxGlade, as applets from the PythonIDE 
because I find clicking an application icon a bit easier to work with 
than finding the correct Python script all the time and launching that 
through PythonLauncher. I can even go into the applet app bundle, hack 
info.plist, and give it a custom icon. By contrast, whenever I try the 
bundlebuilder approach, I always seem to mess something up and the app 
won't launch.

I know the problem is my own learning curve, as bundlebuilder seems 
more complex (and powerful) than save as applet. What I need to 
understand is what advantage bundlebuilder offers when save as applet 
seems to work very well for me (and very simply)? Thanks.

Kevin Walzer, Ph.D.
Editor
WordTech Communications--A New Paradigm of Poetry
http://www.wordtechcommunications.com
http://www.smallbizmac.com
http://www.kevin-walzer.com
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