Ron Henderson wrote:
Does anybody know how to avoid the "Export Wizard" when saving a file
with MSProject? The FileSaveAs method seems to ignore the Map keyword.
Hopefully someone here will have a clue (altho' it won't be me :) )
But have you tried posting to an MS-specific group? It doesn't
I have a request of the python-win32 community. Have a look at:
http://timgolden.me.uk/python-on-windows/
In particular, click through to the section on the Registry
(which is the only section which has anything useful in it!)
and then tell me what you think. About anything. The contents,
the
Tim,
1. Layout (color, font, margins) looks great.
2. Home page:
a. Include a next (page) link in header/footer?
b. Include an about page with brief note about site's reStructuredText
markup and Sphinx. Include a brief description of the Show Source links
(cool!).
3. Getting Started page:
a.
Hello Tim,
That looks really good!
Michael
Tim Golden wrote:
I have a request of the python-win32 community. Have a look at:
http://timgolden.me.uk/python-on-windows/
In particular, click through to the section on the Registry (which is
the only section which has anything useful in it!)
an
My guess is that it *is* a Python problem somewhere in the win32com
bindings, based on the fact that executing a macro seems to do the right
thing but going directly through the com API from Python does not.
The macro executes essentially the same functionality:
Sub my_export()
FileSaveAs
Ron Henderson wrote:
My guess is that it *is* a Python problem somewhere in the win32com
bindings, based on the fact that executing a macro seems to do the right
thing but going directly through the com API from Python does not.
Ah. You cunningly missed that out from your previous description
Hello Tim,
I posted the link on Twitter, and got a response back asking if there
would be documentation on deployment - py2exe, PyInstaller etc.
Whilst I doubt you can be expected to be a fount of *all* knowledge,
perhaps links or summaries of these topics could be good.
Michael Foord
http:
Michael Foord wrote:
Hello Tim,
I posted the link on Twitter, and got a response back asking if there
would be documentation on deployment - py2exe, PyInstaller etc.
Whilst I doubt you can be expected to be a fount of *all* knowledge,
perhaps links or summaries of these topics could be good.
Tim,
Some ideas for high-level sections:
- Creating COM components
- Interfacing to COM components
- Creating NT services
- Sending/receiving Windows messages
- Interfacing to the clipboard
- Interfacing to DDE
- Monitoring processes (Task Manager stats on a process)
- Reading/writing NT Event lo
Ron Henderson wrote:
My guess is that it *is* a Python problem somewhere in the win32com
bindings, based on the fact that executing a macro seems to do the right
thing but going directly through the com API from Python does not.
The macro executes essentially the same functionality:
Sub my_ex
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