by Mark Hammond
and Andy
Robinson. A most excellent text.
2) Find out more about the Word object model by poking around the VBA
editor
(Alt-F11, or Tools->Macro->Visual Basic Editor).
Jim
Jim Kerr
Software Engineer
Agilent Technologies, Inc.
> -----Original Message-
> From: [E
Hi,
I'm trying to write a program that opens a word file and gets all of the text in a
python string, and then closes it again. Preferably, I'd like to also be able to get
the formatting info that goes with each "segment" of the text. I couldn't find any
documentation on MSDN (I may have not s
On Sat, May 12, 2001 at 10:16:31AM +1000, Mark Hammond wrote:
> Freeze should work with COM objects. Check out the "-s com_dll" option.
>
> Mark.
sorry, it is not clear to me how does it work...
I took a look inside the registy and I found that the first
reference for an i
Freeze should work with COM objects. Check out the "-s com_dll" option.
Mark.
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> Francesco Franzh
> Sent: Saturday, 12 May 2001 2:04 AM
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> S
[Posted and mailed]
> I tried to write a python com object, it's really
> easy and it works, now i'm wondering if it is possible
> to distribute it without the whole installation of python
> and the com extensions.
> For exe i found the freeze tool which works fine,
> for a com object i tried bu
I tried to write a python com object, it's really
easy and it works, now i'm wondering if it is possible
to distribute it without the whole installation of python
and the com extensions.
For exe i found the freeze tool which works fine,
for a com object i tried but it does not work in fact
i thin
