[python-win32] Localization

Hi, new to the list and to Python but enthusiastically on the move into both... I am from the world outside A-Za-z country. I wrote a simple text processing application in Python which I eventually would like to integrate with Microsoft Word. Right away, the following localization problems poppe

[python-win32] Localization

Hi, has anyone seen my msg on localization on September 9th? No answer yet, still hoping... Best, Göran ___ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32

[python-win32] Localization

Thanks very much, did not know there was a non-Windows-specific module. It looks POSIXish in the documentation but will hopefully work. Best, Göran ___ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-w

[python-win32] Compiling a Python Windows application

I wrote: If you don't want to distribute the Python interpreter along with your app, Is there a well-working way of compiling/byte-coding/whatever a Python app and call it from within Microsoft Word? What run-time is needed? Tim replied: The Python interpreter *is* the run-time. You need to depl

[python-win32] Compiling a Python Windows application

> Do I have to go through Visual Basic macros to do this One does Word automation using VB. AFAIK there is no other way. We can help guide you thru the steps (this is how I would do it): - create UserForm(s) to collect parameters - create a custom menu using Tools -> Customize with each item tied t

[python-win32] Python as scripting glue, WAS Python for sysadmin

Tim and Michael, I am a Python neophyte and must admit that I am not familiar with all those Python library names that swish around this list. But that was not my point. The tasks on Michael's list that he has done/helped out with lately are to a large extent useful jobs that an ordinary user w

[python-win32] Python Windows on Wikipedia

That's an absolutely fabolous idea. In particular, a lot of more general info on accessing Windows from Python (and maybe Python from a typical app like Microsoft Excel or Word) would fit there. The things that one dare not ask here, in spite of the "no-dumb policy" :-) In fact I think that it wou

[python-win32] Python as scripting glue, WAS Python for sysadmin

Bob wrote: > IOW, making Python for Windows what AWK was for DOS :-) > I'm confused. http://www.vectorsite.net/tsawk.html states "The Awk text-processing programming language is a useful and simple tool for manipulating text". I don't see anything like "access for example Outlook Express address li