[python-win32] Re: Catching Windows Shutdown events.

Don Bright wrote: > Hello, > > I need to do something when windows shuts down, as when someone presses the > power button. > > I believe this is a window message, WM_QUERYENDSESSION or WM_ENDSESSION. > > I can't find any way to trap this in python. > > atexit() does not work. > > using the sig

[python-win32] Need help with AutoSummarize feature in Word

Hello, Last year I made the migration from Java to Python and have been having lots of fun. Just this month I got tasked with a COM programming effort, and since none of us on the team are COM programmers, we decided to do the effort in Python and I was assigned the task. And, of course, in our

Re: [python-win32] MS Exchange address book access within Python

[Anderson, Allan] | Hi, folks. I'm working with the gnatsparse.py script included with | Bugzilla to import my company's old GNATS bug database. As this script | appears to have been written specifically for the migration of the GCC | project, and also as it was written for an older version of Bug

[python-win32] Catching Windows Shutdown events.

Hello,   I need to do something when windows shuts down, as when someone presses the power button.   I believe this is a window message, WM_QUERYENDSESSION or WM_ENDSESSION.   I can't find any way to trap this in python.   atexit() does not work.   using the signal module to trap SIGBREAK or SI