On 1:59 PM, Tim Golden wrote:
On 28/04/2010 14:23, Mike Driscoll wrote:
Sorry for the delay in checking this out. I was out of the office
yesterday. Your code almost worked for reading the key, but I get a
tuple back:
[goes back to check what he wrote...]
That's why my code does this (note the nearly-invisible
underscore before the equals), discarding the datatype
value which is the second item of the tuple returned:
username, _ = _winreg.QueryValueEx (k, "UserName")
TJG
Ah...I must have had something in my eye at the time. Anyway, I figured
out how to get the information from it, but not how to write it. I tried
writing to the Registry using _winreg.SetValueEx and passed a plain
string and then various encoded strings (like utf16, utf32, etc). It
writes just fine, but if I open Microsoft Word and check for the new
initials or Full Name, Word just shows junk.
- Mike
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