Hello,
The simple code shown below runs fine. It adds a custom document property to the
active word document. But as soon as i use makepy on the "Microsoft Office 11.0
Object Library (2.3)", i get an AttributeError when run the same code:
AttributeError: '' object has no attribute
'Add'
I tested
On 3/16/07, Gregory Piñero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the advice Tim. I'm looking at the docs now. I'll send an
> update on my progress.
>
Ok, turns out it was easier just to have Omnipage running before I
moved the file, then it sees it. But I'm sure I'll need this approach
one da
I use wxPython and really like it! There are some books for it and they
should have some info on there site
On 3/16/07, Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ben wrote:
Hi all,
I have been using Python just for two weeks, and I feel very comfortable
with it. The only stumbling
Ben wrote:
Hi all,
I have been using Python just for two weeks, and I feel very
comfortable with it. The only stumbling blocks is on learning to build
gui with pywin (pythonwin). Is there any good tutorials or good
documentations out there ? (I can not find any good one on the
internet). I r
Hi all,
I have been using Python just for two weeks, and I feel very comfortable
with it. The only stumbling blocks is on learning to build gui with pywin
(pythonwin). Is there any good tutorials or good documentations out there ?
(I can not find any good one on the internet). I really appreciate
On 3/16/07, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well, it's bizarre behaviour for sure, but in case it helps you
> might try the SHChangeNotify routine exposed in the pywin32
> modules. It's one of those does-everything functions MS seems
> to love. The docs, such as they are, are here:
>
> ht
Gregory Piñero wrote:
> I have a program that puts files to be OCR'd into a directory where
> Omnipage sees them and then performs OCR on them. Everything was
> working great, until yesterday when Omnipage stopped "seeing" files
> added to the folder.
>
> What's odd though is that if I manually
Hi guys,
Here's the situation, I'm hoping Python-win32 can help.
I have a program that puts files to be OCR'd into a directory where
Omnipage sees them and then performs OCR on them. Everything was
working great, until yesterday when Omnipage stopped "seeing" files
added to the folder.
What's o
