Thank's to all. I think I continue to use an IE instance, load the pdf as
url and so with a reference to IE.Document I have my pdf document to
manipulate (this time my interest is over all the printPages() function)
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Tim Roberts wrote:
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>I'm trying to use an instance of Adobe Acrobat Reader. I can successfull
>>create an instance with win32com.client.Dispatch,
>>
>
> How did you do that? To my knowledge, the only way to do that is to use
> AcroExch.App, which is only exposed b
FYI
>From the Adobe developer guide...
"Use of the ActiveX(r)Control or Netscape plug-in to display a PDF file
in an external application besides Internet Explorer or Netscape. The
methods used by Acrobat to display a PDF file in Netscape and Internet
Explorer are intended only for use with these
> Morgan, Byron wrote:
> > I have a robust, stable Python script that runs 24-7, crunching a telnet
> > feed of real-time data. Problem is, it has to run in a dos console
> > window on the desktop. I would like to run it as a service, and be able
> > connect to it and monitor performance with a sep
On 4/5/06, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 5 Apr 2006 09:15:16 +0200, "Mirco Furlan (Visionee)"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >I'm trying to use an instance of Adobe Acrobat Reader. I can successfull
> >create an instance with win32com.client.Dispatch,
> >
>
> How did you do tha
On Wed, 5 Apr 2006 09:15:16 +0200, "Mirco Furlan (Visionee)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm trying to use an instance of Adobe Acrobat Reader. I can successfull
>create an instance with win32com.client.Dispatch,
>
How did you do that? To my knowledge, the only way to do that is to use
AcroExch
Crashes my Python 2.4, but not the box (XP).
FYI, AcroPDF.PDF isn't valid pre-7.0 it seems.
B
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Morgan, Byron wrote:
> I have a robust, stable Python script that runs 24-7, crunching a telnet
> feed of real-time data. Problem is, it has to run in a dos console
> window on the desktop. I would like to run it as a service, and be able
> connect to it and monitor performance with a separate cons
Mirco Furlan (Visionee) wrote:
> here my code:
>
> import win32com.client
>
> pdf = win32com.client.Dispatch('AcroPDF.PDF')
> pdf.LoadFile(r'K:\test.pdf')
>
>
Boy Don't Try This At Home. I did and got the BSOD!
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On Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 09:15:16AM +0200, Mirco Furlan (Visionee) wrote:
> I'm trying to use an instance of Adobe Acrobat Reader. I can successfull
> create an instance with win32com.client.Dispatch, but when I try to load a
> document, python crashes! I had version 7 of Reader and I tried to
Thanks Mark. I've been using Dispatch which starts new if my user isn't
already active in HelpDesk. Unfortunately I have to use the same
instance as the user since the add-on I'm writing presents info not
available in HelpDesk based on what the user has selected. Fortunately
HelpDesk does have a
here my code:
import win32com.client
pdf = win32com.client.Dispatch('AcroPDF.PDF')
pdf.LoadFile(r'K:\test.pdf')
Note that the activeX instance is correctly created, the method LoadFile is
recognized and the file 'test.pdf' exists. After the last line of code
python crashes.
I'm using python 2.4
> Hi, I'm hoping someone might provide some COM dispatching
> insights as I'm relatively new to it in Python. Does using static
> binding provide for better garbage collection when the dispatched class
> has dispatched classes of it's own?
Nope - it should make no difference.
> The nitty g
> I have a robust, stable Python script that runs 24-7, crunching a telnet
> feed of real-time data. Problem is, it has to run in a dos console
> window on the desktop. I would like to run it as a service,
If it must run on the desktop of the logged in user, then this is not what
services are for.
Title: RE: [python-win32] Runnin Python app as service with separate console
Byron Morgan wrote:
> I have a robust, stable Python script that runs 24-7,
> crunching a telnet feed of real-time data. Problem is,
> it has to run in a dos console window on the desktop.
> I would like to run it as
I'm trying to use an instance of Adobe Acrobat Reader. I can successfull
create an instance with win32com.client.Dispatch, but when I try to load a
document, python crashes! I had version 7 of Reader and I tried to install
an older version (6.1), but same result. I would use it to print pdf
documen
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