Re: [python-win32] Credential Manager "CredEnumerate"

2014-04-14 Thread Tim Roberts
alessandro.za...@bt.com wrote: > I'm working on a Windows project in Python and I have some questions > concerning the windows credentials manager.The function "CredEnumerate" of > the "win32cred" lib works really well to retrieve the credentials manager on > Windows 7. But as you know, the way

Re: [python-win32] Could not load excelAddin demos

2014-04-14 Thread Pierre Mallard
Using process Monitor I have been able to trace Excel calls to registry. I found that it wasn't looking for InProcServer32 entry but rather InProcHandler32 10:19:15,8501900 EXCEL.EXE 7416 RegOpenKey HKCR\CLSID\{C5482ECA-F559-45A0-B078-B2036E6F011A}\InprocHandler32 NAME NOT FOUND Desired Access: M

Re: [python-win32] Could not load excelAddin demos

2014-04-14 Thread iceblink
Still waiting for a kickstarter campaign for a universal translator ;-) On 2014-04-14 07:40, mc@mclaveau wrote: Hello! There is a problem with the parameters of Office security and Windows 8 (.1) Also check if the installation of the add-in was not made ​​"as Administrator" and used with anot

[python-win32] Credential Manager "CredEnumerate"

2014-04-14 Thread alessandro.zanni
Hi guys, I'm working on a Windows project in Python and I have some questions concerning the windows credentials manager.The function "CredEnumerate" of the "win32cred" lib works really well to retrieve the credentials manager on Windows 7. But as you know, the way to retrieve the credential m

Re: [python-win32] Could not load excelAddin demos

2014-04-14 Thread Pierre Mallard
Hello and thanks for your response Michel. As you stated I did install addIn as Administrator (I ran cmd as Administrator). I unregister as an admin and re-install addIn as a normal user (note that still it ask to raise priviledge, I guess it is for registry edition) Still PlugIn is automatically