I would like to try to do something with wxPython that I've seen a
commercial app do... The app was a statistical analysis program, and
it would display results in a richly formatted way, then would paste
into word perfectly.
I'd like to show a read-only, but dynamically generated small word
Thank's to all. I think I continue to use an IE instance, load the pdf as
url and so with a reference to IE.Document I have my pdf document to
manipulate (this time my interest is over all the printPages() function)
Did you look at third party readers like the one from
Hello,
Does anybody have an example of getting hold of the start parameters
in a Python windows service?
I was half expecting them to be passed to SvcDoRun but I can't see
that they are.
Cheers,
Emlyn.
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On Wed, 5 Apr 2006 11:55:18 -0600, Waldemar Osuch
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I know Dispatch used to work with the Reader. Did Adobe broke the
Reader to force us to pay for the full version or is it pythoncom at
fault here?
The Acrobat 5 Reader exposed an AcroExch.App object, but (according to
On 4/6/06, Tim Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 5 Apr 2006 11:55:18 -0600, Waldemar Osuch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know Dispatch used to work with the Reader. Did Adobe broke the
Reader to force us to pay for the full version or is it pythoncom at
fault here?
The Acrobat 5
Although it is not obvious from Twisted documentation it is trivial to
run an application as a windows service as long as you use *.tac files
to build it.
Can you share your code ?
I also have an application using Twisted, but I got problems to run as a
service.
Thank you very much.
Hello,
Does anybody have an example of getting hold of the start parameters
in a Python windows service?
I was half expecting them to be passed to SvcDoRun but I can't see
that they are.
Not an example - but they are passed to your service's __init__ function.
Most of the examples don't show
On 4/6/06, Michael Li [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although it is not obvious from Twisted documentation it is trivial to
run an application as a windows service as long as you use *.tac files
to build it.
Can you share your code ?
I also have an application using Twisted, but I got
