Mark Hammond wrote:
>> Runas also works on XP, so you should be able to reduce the version
>> check by a notch.
>
> Does it actually do anything there? Maybe it prompts for admin
> username/password when the user isn't an admin (as opposed to vista, which
> fails even when the user *is* admin but
Are you sure you are working with a layered window? I'm pretty certain that
for these functions to work you need to have a window with the WS_EX_LAYERED
style bit set.
On Jan 20, 2008 2:42 AM, astralrod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> I am doing a script to make a window transparent, bu
Progressing through (lower regions of) the python/Com learning curve I
cannot help but think (and I know im not the first to suggest this) that a
python interpreter could take the place of the VBA editor.
1. It seems to me we could automatically set a com wrapper around any
arbitrary function defin
Hi!
Sorry, I can't read "THE" book, today.
I only wish to say than Python-COM-dynamic-server run very well. I use this
techno all days, and also many of my customers (but they don't know it ;
because it's transparent, for them).
@-salutations
Michel Claveau
Hi Roger,
> Runas also works on XP, so you should be able to reduce the version
> check by a notch.
Does it actually do anything there? Maybe it prompts for admin
username/password when the user isn't an admin (as opposed to vista, which
fails even when the user *is* admin but not yet elevated).
Hello!
I am doing a script to make a window transparent, but when using the
function:
Win32gui.SetLayeredWindowAttributes (918020.127, int
(win32api.RGB(255255255)), 0)
It always generates an error, so, I tried to see the attributes of the
window with
Win32gui.GetLayeredWindowAttributes (918020
