leegold wrote:
Wondered if Python could solve this problem:
I have laptop with XP. To adjust screen contrast I hit FN key then F11.
It does not work well - I end up with too little/much contrast - the key
combo does not provide the granularity/fine adjustment I want. There's
no 0-100 bar graph a
Hi!
Sorry for late...
An example:
Create the file C:\tst3.htm, with this content:
var ooo = new Object();
ooo.txt='Mark Hammond is a genious';
AAA
BBB
then use this Python script:
import win32com.client
import time
navig = win32com.client.Dis
>From some googling it seems to be a file permission problem.
see http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art17684.asp and
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B315456
As a workaround you can make a local access database, use link tables
to connect to the remote database, then point your scr
Hello folks,
At work I have to use an MS Access database. Actually it's two
databases (or .mdb files, anyway): One is the "master" file that
contains all the relevant data in tables, and the other one seems to
act a s a "GUI client" which connects to the first one.
Anyway, I have to go through do
