[Gooch, John]
> I am trying to get my Python script to search
> Active Directory for users with a certain login
> name and then have it return their adspath attribute.
> Previously, I had a working script that used Tim Golden's
> active_directory module, but since the more recent round
> of NT
I have a python program that does some things on Exchange mailboxes. I use the MAPI.Session object for this and create it like this:PythonWin 2.4.2 (#67, Oct 30 2005, 16:11:18) [MSC v.1310 32 bit (Intel)] on win32.
Portions Copyright 1994-2004 Mark Hammond ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) - see 'Help/About Pyth
[Rudy Schockaert]
> I have a python program that does some things on
> Exchange mailboxes. I use the MAPI.Session object
> for this and create it like this:
> import win32com.client
> MAPISession = win32com.client.Dispatch("MAPI.Session")
> MAPISession.Logon()
> for infostores in MAPISession.I
This does indeed work. Is there a way to modify the generated code such tat it works with 1-based iterators instead of 0-based ones?I tried to modify the _getitem_ method by incrementing item before it executes
return self._get_good_object_and then I get the correct list of Infostores, but dir
Hello all. Is this
list a suitable place to ask for help on totally simple issues for an absolute
beginner? If not can someone direct me to a better place for some simple
help?
Example:
I know there are
functions to parse a filespec string and return the path or filename or
extension, but
* Don Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-12-08 15:23]:
> Hello all. Is this list a suitable place to ask for help on totally simple
> issues for an absolute beginner? If not can someone direct me to a better
> place for some simple help?
Nope, this is exactly the right place.
> Example:
> I know
Hello,I'm learning to use python to automate AutoCAD and I was able to catch the AutoCAD application event using the code below. But I don't know if I can catch the event from the active document (or drawing) or not. The
AutoCAD.Application has a property of "ActiveDocument" which is the active
wccppp a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I'm learning to use python to automate AutoCAD and I was able to catch
> the AutoCAD application event using the code below. But I don't know
> if I can catch the event from the active document (or drawing) or
> not. The AutoCAD.Application has a property of "Active
Hello,This must be a stupid question. But I haven't found the answer for quite a while. Here is the problem:I posted a question today and Laurent Dufréchou's response answered my question. I wanted to reply and say Thank you. But it seems I have to wait till tomorrow when I receive the daily di
