Hey guys,
just one idea from a problem I had:
Not succeeding to call ACCESS via pywin32 in the same way I succeeded to
call EXCEL I learned that not all 32bit versions of Office applications
provide a suitable 64bit proxy as part of their COM interface. I do not
know which bitness your Office has
Thanks!
Finally the problem is Word app, i try repair and reinstall, din not work.
its seems that a virus may be affecting it, we are now moving the scripts
to other machine ir orden to determine if the proble is Word or other
thing.
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*Martín Trujillo R
Interfaces are definitely different and cannot be used with IDispatch, etc.
Someone with more experience might be able to direct you to something, but as
far as I know, that’s reserved for C++ (or likely ctypes in python… but that’s
on the fringe of what I’m capable of helping with – and comple
Hi,
thanks for explaining the issue with clsids.
The "application" is basically part of MS Windows. Talking to it via COM is
100% possible, as the C++ code (that is part of the GitHub-Gist) demonstrates.
It just doesn't work with pywin32.
When I look for "6bff4732-81ec-4ffb-ae67-b6c1bc29631f"
