Hi!
While working on adding annotations for typing support in pure python modules,
I noticed a lot of conditions and code made to run on older versions of
Python. Which are both EOL and no longer supported in pywin32. Removing those
would alleviate a lot of code and help smooth out the addition
On 12/2/22 12:10 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Is it related to the fact that I can’t open Visio/ Word windows? If
so, is there a way for me to avoid this error?
The first and most obvious question is, do you actually have Office
and Visio installed on your
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I
can rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only
allows for command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open
Visio a
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I
can rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only
allows for command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open
Visio a
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I
can rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only
allows for command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open
Visio a
Hi Tim,
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I can
rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only allows for
command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open Visio
and Word windows. However, in the aws ins
