Re: [python-win32] Unpredictable behavior of pywin32 on new computer

2022-10-11 Thread Tim Roberts
On 10/11/22 12:23, Zach York wrote: Interesting, thanks for the quick response. So would a quick way to test this out be to change the scaling to 100% from whatever it's set at? That would be an interesting step.  Another thing to try is to call the APIs to make your app "high-DPI aware".  Yo

Re: [python-win32] Unpredictable behavior of pywin32 on new computer

2022-10-11 Thread Zach York
Interesting, thanks for the quick response. So would a quick way to test this out be to change the scaling to 100% from whatever it's set at? On Mon, Oct 10, 2022 at 4:47 PM Tim Roberts wrote: > Zach York wrote: > > > > I have recently upgraded my computer and after upgrading and > > installing

Re: [python-win32] Unpredictable behavior of pywin32 on new computer

2022-10-10 Thread Tim Roberts
Zach York wrote: I have recently upgraded my computer and after upgrading and installing pywin32, I have found the behavior to be extremely unpredictable and in a lot of cases, just wrong. ... My scripts are mostly trying to do some background clicking using PostMessage/SendMessage  and wind

[python-win32] Unpredictable behavior of pywin32 on new computer

2022-10-10 Thread Zach York
Hello, I have recently upgraded my computer and after upgrading and installing pywin32, I have found the behavior to be extremely unpredictable and in a lot of cases, just wrong. Environment: Python 3.10 (upgraded from python 3.9 on the previous computer) pywin32 304 Windows 10: 19044.2006 My sc