On 5/01/2010 3:51 AM, Sunny Carter wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying my posting again with a different subject so that it is more
generic.
I am having problems calling across the win32 API using a Boolean
argument in Python 3.0 (False in my python script) which is not
recognised as a Boolean (The error I
(This is a cross post from the Python mailing list where unfortunately
nobody responded. I would be very grateful if someone could give me some
insights!)
Dear all,
I have written a Python script that runs on Windows XP with Python 2.5
and uses Internet Explorer to 'pretty print' some HTML out
pyt...@bdurham.com wrote:
> Wondering if its possible to create Windows Shell Extensions using
> pywin32 and if so, has anyone has tried to create a QueryInfo type
> Windows Shell Extension?
Sure, it's possible. A shell extension is just a COM server. There are
lots of example showing how to bui
Wondering if its possible to create Windows Shell Extensions
using pywin32 and if so, has anyone has tried to create a
QueryInfo type Windows Shell Extension?
I would like to create a Python equivalent of the simple InfoTip
described in this well written tutorial.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/she
On 1:59 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
Kelvin Lomboy Mendez wrote:
I'm currently writing a script to access approximately 400 computers
for removing a particular app from the system. I'm having problems
getting results using the wmi c.CIM_DataFile (name=file). When I use
file as a variable which equ
Kelvin Lomboy Mendez wrote:
>
> I’m currently writing a script to access approximately 400 computers
> for removing a particular app from the system. I’m having problems
> getting results using the wmi c.CIM_DataFile (name=file). When I use
> file as a variable which equals to the path to the app I
I create a wmi connection to a server in a separate domain from where the
script is running like this:
remote = wmi.connect_server(server=server, user=r"%s\%s" % (domain,
user),
password=password, impersonation_level="impersonate")
self.c = wmi.WMI(wmi=remote)
I then successfully
Hi all,
I'm trying my posting again with a different subject so that it is more generic.
I am having problems calling across the win32 API using a Boolean argument in
Python 3.0 (False in my python script) which is not recognised as a Boolean
(The error I get back from setattr is 'Boolean value
