Hello
I am trying to send an event from a Python COM
server to a VB (or VB.NET) COM client.
Iam a newbe both in VB and in
python.
Can anyone give me asimple (but complete)
code example both of the Python server side and the VB client side for raising a
single event.
Any answer would be
[Jürgen wrote]
Hi all,
currently I'm testing a scipt which converts many (500) ps files to
pdf. I use ghostscript and the conversion is done by win32pipe.popen(
ps2pdf.bat inputfile outputfile). I got the following error message, but
it seems that all files were correctly converted:
Hi Bill,
thanks for your help, it works for me too :-)
Jürgen
[Jürgen wrote]
Hi all,
currently I'm testing a scipt which converts many (500) ps files to
pdf. I use ghostscript and the conversion is done by win32pipe.popen(
ps2pdf.bat inputfile outputfile). I got the following error
What you need are Windows hooks, which allows you to participate in the
window procedures for other processes. Implementing a hook requires
code in a DLL, because the DLL has to actually be injected into
another process, to run in that processes context. That would usually
make Python
Would anyone be kind enough to explain a bit about how this
Python24\Lib\site-packages\win32comext\mapi\demos\mapisend.py demo
program works?
Specifically I was wondering:
Does it require that I have outlook installed?
Does it require that there is an exchange server somewhere?
What is the role
Specifically I was wondering:
Does it require that I have outlook installed?
It requires outlook plus the simple mapi, or cdo libraries. These are
an optional component of the office 2000 install that is de-selected by
default (ie, you need to explicitly install it). Worse, for later Outlook
On 2005-11-16 12:23 +1100, Mark Hammond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
B. I was asked to send emails through my company's exchange server. (will
this count?)
Any pointers on how to do this otherwise?
If your exchange server is acting as an SMTP server you could just use
smptlib. Otherwise
