Thanks for answers Mark Hammond and Michael Robin. I think I will try out the
"socket" suggestion.
Nikolai Kirsebom
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GUI on a different machine than your server if you want to.)
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The short answer is that it is not possible for a Python COM object to have
a GUI - this would require it to be an ActiveX control, and Python doesn't
quite do that yet.
A common technique is to write the GUI itself in VB, and expose a Python COM
server that does all the hard work. The VB code c
