"Sriram Jaju" <ramjaju.m...@gmail.com> wrote
What is pywin32 ?
I mean what is its use ?
It is a set of Python modules that gives access to the Windows
API, including COM functions. Using it you can create native
Windows GUIs from Python or, more usefully, integrate with
Windows Operating System features and other Windows
programs like Powerpoint or Outlook.
It's pretty much essential if you want to interact with Windows
at the OS level. (Although ctypes can also be used nowadays
with a little bit extra effort)
pywin also includes the PythonWin IDE - a Windows specific
tool similar to IDLE (but much better).
More details on the pywin web site. Also the author has an
O'Reilly book (Python Programming on Win32) which covers
many pywin features.
HTH,
Alan G.
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