tion is simply to add the path where tix8184.dll resides to the
system variable 'PATH'.
In my case it is C:\Python24\DLLs. Other dlls that are required to be
in the same path are
tclpip84.dll
tcl84.dll
tk84.dll
I hope this information proves useful.
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Hi,
Thanks for the info. That was quite useful. I will surely poke around
wmi.
Thanks again
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Hello,
Is there a way to determine which drive letter is a FDD, a local disk,
a CD-ROM/COMBO Drive, or a mapped network drive?
I wrote a script to identify all the drive letters on my Windows XP
system. Now I want to determine their type, too.
Thanks for your help, in advance.
Regards
Mondal
Hi,
Active Directory is available under NTFS only. If you are running on
the older FAT32, use the win32wnet and win32netcon modules in *Active
Python 2.4*.
You can use the WNetOpenEnum and WNetEnumResource functions in
nested-for-loops to walk through the Network root to the lowest level
of share
data directory to the new data folder. So my data is
also intact.
Posted just to inform all
*Cheers*
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ne 1, in ?
File "C:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\MySQLdb\__init__.py", line 66, in
Connect
return Connection(*args, **kwargs)
File "C:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\MySQLdb\connections.py", line
134, in __init__MyM
super(self,Connection).__init__(*args, **kwargs2)
Operation
Hi,
Thanks Upole!!! I dowloaded it. From exe files at sourceforge.net.
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Hi,
Every one please accept my thanks.
I have stopped using Python IDLE. Know I am using Pythonwin IDE from
Active State. They have the same core modules. But the Pywin32
extensions are a plus from Active State.
The problem is that the Pywin32 Documentation is incomplete/incorrect.
The modules b
Hi,
Thanks to Peter, now I know how to control an *existing* Windows
service and how to run a *python script* as a Windows service. Although
these were really useful, my point was different.
I have developed a script that monitors a specified folder for changes
in the files or folders within it.
Hi,
Can anybody tell me how to develop Windows Services (which are actually
daemons) using Python. Also what protocol is most suitable for
developing a server-client application with the server running as a
Windows Service.
Thanks in advance
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