Okay, Roger, I got it. It's the Microsoft Word 11.0
Object Library that I have to do.
Thanks,
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> Roger,
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> Thank you for the reply. Could you please elaborate
a
> little further. I don't fully understand the
message.
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> You said:
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>>For the constants to be a
Roger,
Thank you for the reply. Could you please elaborate a
little further. I don't fully understand the message.
You said:
>For the constants to be available, you'll need to run
makepy on the machines your script will run on.
I tried to run makepy.py and a menu of "types" poped
up. What s
Regarding my previous message, here's sample code I am
using. It runs fine on my computer but not others.
These computers have same versions of Word, Python,
and Python-win32:
from win32com.client import Dispatch, constants
wordApp = Dispatch("Word.Application")
print constants.wdTextWrap
Hi, list:
This is puzzling. For the PythonWin32 based Word
script I developed, everything works fine on my
machine. However, when I run the script on another
machine, it would fail whenever it comes across any of
the constants variables (such as, for example,
constants.wdLine, constants.wdStory,
