Bikash,
to use pythonwin you need to install the python windows 32 extensions.
Search at
http://www.python.org/download/windows/
which leads you to
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/
Maybe, just maybe, you could be better of to "downgrade" to Python 2.5
if you are just a beginner with P
I am using Windows Vista and installed python 2.6. I am working on my
masters thesis and would like to write python scripts to automize some tools
in ArcGIS. To do so I am following "Writing Geoprocessing Scripts with
ArcGIS" from ESRI which is based on pythonWin. Unfortunately I could not
find thi
Harald Armin Massa wrote:
> Maybe, just maybe, you could be better of to "downgrade" to Python 2.5
> if you are just a beginner with Python and want to use some
> description from the web. Many tools and documentations are not
> updated to Python 2.6 yet.
>
This is reasonable advice, but since
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I am using Windows Vista and installed python 2.6. I am working on my
> masters thesis and would like to write python scripts to automize some
> tools in ArcGIS. To do so I am following "Writing Geoprocessing
> Scripts with ArcGIS" from ESRI which is based on pyth
