On WinXP I used to
import win32api
import win32con
import win32event
from win32com.shell import shell, shellcon
in order to call
exResult=shell.ShellExecuteEx(
lpFile=rC:\Program Files\MLDownloader\MLDownloader.exe,
lpParameters=-MLD_daily,
nShow=win32con.SW_NORMAL,
Hi!
This is no a PyWin32 problem. It's a Vista resctriction.
You must configure your software, for give to rights of launch.
Your code run OK, for execute a(nother) software, in another directory (I
had try).
@-salutations
Michel Claveau
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Kelie wrote:
The simple code shown below runs fine. It adds a custom document property to
the
active word document. But as soon as i use makepy on the Microsoft Office
11.0
Object Library (2.3), i get an AttributeError when run the same code:
AttributeError: 'win32com.gen_py.Microsoft
[copying back to the list in case it's of more
general interest]
adrian villanustre wrote:
Tim:
Tank you very much, that solve my problem (just one of them)
BTW can you give me a good link related to python-win32 reference and use
The best reference, I'm afraid, is the .chm file which
comes
Tim Golden wrote:
I do have a small series of pages:
http://timgolden.me.uk/python/win32_how_do_i.html
which tries to address some common problems, but
they are pitifully few compared to the questions
which get asked. I'll try to add your question on
so at least that one's covered.
Ross McKerchar it at crummock.com writes:
When you use early bound code everything becomes case sensitive when it
wasn't before. Admmitedly, however 'Add' with an uppercase A does seem
right for office.
Thanks for your reply Ross. But it seems to me early-binding is not the cause of
