hello to all,
a time ago I was stopped by this:
"I was accessing word and excel with python (win32com) and when I was
running it with the command line It worked good but in an .asp or .py file,
IIS had not the right to acces word or excel. I've phone microsoft
(expensive !) and the solution i
> Anyway I 'm guessing if symbolic names for constant values are provided
> (for isntance msoBarXXX or stuff like this) or I have to
> pass the numeric values
If you run "makepy" over the object's library, you should be able to use
win32com.constants.whatever
Mark.
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On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 02:28:22PM -0400, Lloyd Kvam wrote:
> Unfortunately, that's really a Microsoft problem, not a Python problem. It is easy
>to use the win32com.client to create a Python object that is "linked" to Word. The
>abilities of that object depend on Word. Knowing how to use tho
Unfortunately, that's really a Microsoft problem, not a Python problem. It is easy to
use the win32com.client to create a Python object that is "linked" to Word. The
abilities of that object depend on Word. Knowing how to use those abilities
depends mostly on the Microsoft documentation.
I known by using win32com.client
it is possible to create objects for Word, Exel, ... (a nice work!)
anyway I found few documentation about this.
I.E. for instance, how add a menu to Word and populate it with commans
from Python?
I noted that some methods look like as in VB...
but I'm lookin
