Stewart Midwinter wrote:
>David, there should be a script that edits the registry for you, and
>it comes with a shortcut to help run it. Which version of PythonCE
>did you install?
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It didn't work for me. The one supplied seem to need running on the PC
(using cereg.exe) not the PocketPC
Fuzzyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Stewart Midwinter wrote:
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>>David, there should be a script that edits the registry for you, and
>>it comes with a shortcut to help run it. Which version of PythonCE
>>did you install?
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> It didn't work for me. The one supplied seem to need run
Thomas Heller wrote:
Fuzzyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stewart Midwinter wrote:
David, there should be a script that edits the registry for you, and
it comes with a shortcut to help run it. Which version of PythonCE
did you install?
It did
Fuzzyman wrote:
Thomas Heller wrote:
Fuzzyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stewart Midwinter wrote:
David, there should be a script that edits the registry for you, and
it comes with a shortcut to help run it. Which version of PythonCE
did you inst
Dear All,
I am about to embark on a pocketPC project that will employ bluetooth.
I have identified a suitable development environment for this project,
but would like to use PythonCE if possible.
Can one write bluetooth applications with PythonCE? If so, could
anyone point me to a U.R.I. where I
On Tuesday 17 January 2006 20:34, Stewart Midwinter wrote:
> David, there should be a script that edits the registry for you, and
> it comes with a shortcut to help run it. Which version of PythonCE
> did you install?
>
>
> S
I installed the files from Python-2.3.4-arm-PPC2003.zip and Tkint
Ok i figured it out. Sorry it was apaches fault in the end. My bad.
I hadnt the mime-types set up for python files in apache.
In /etc/apache2/mime.types i had to add "application/python py". Im not
a 100% sure if thats totally correct but it looks right and now on IE on the
PocketPC whe
At one point, I had a bit of code example that showed how to pop up a message box that prompted the user for a string. I have scoured the web for this again and cannot find it. I think it was a win32gui function, but I'm not sure.
This may be obvious to long-time PythonCE users, but it cer
On 1/18/06, Joshua Krohse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you know the function I am talking about, would you please share it?
> Also, any other methods of prompting for input would be useful. This would
> be a good topic for a PythonCE Wiki page when there is one.
Joshua, you could try easygui
