Whilst scripting an audit of service/scheduled jobs logins in our mixed
NT/2000 domain I've found pywin32 does not expose the NetScheduleJob*
functions. Does anyone know of library that exposes these?
The API relates mostly to NT 4.0, in 2000 the task scheduler was
upgraded and exposed through
Roger Upole wrote:
The Task Scheduler COM interfaces exist on NT also. They came as part of
one of the IE installs (IE5 I think), so chances are you already have them
on your NT machines.
Roger,
Firstly thankyou for your work in pywin32 on that COM interface, I
wouldn't have got this far witho
Ryan Parrish wrote:
Hi, this is my first jump into the win32 world of python so please excuse me
and carry on your normal life's if what I'm saying makes no sense at all :-)
I am trying to write a script that will walk all my directories and get the
users/groups and there respective permissions t
Matt Upton wrote:
Hello, I am new to Python and am trying to produce script to run batch
processes for ArcGIS 9.0 (ArcView). I have upgraded to Phython 2.4 from 2.1
and am using the Pythonwin to try to code but am running into a problem.
Whenever I try to debug my program or run any code past the
Jiang Shanyi wrote:
I want to develop a virtual printer, can anybody tell me where can I
find an existing open source virtual printer project? or Can anybody
tell me how to develop virtual printer? and how about use of python?
Best Regards!
As Tim has replied, writing a virtual printer driver w
On Mon, 2005-08-08 at 14:23 +0200, Johannes Brunen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following problem:
> I would like to control the MS Dev .Net 2003 Studio from a python script,
> i.e. I would like to open files, add files to projects etc.
> Has anyone successfully done something like this? Is it pos
