Mark Hammond wrote:
>> > The values above already *are* a hexadecimal value - you
>> > can't safely change any part of it.
>>
>> I do not want to change it. I hoped that the extracted part might be
>> enough to identify a message within one message store.
>
> That's what I meant - I should have sa
> > The values above already *are* a hexadecimal value - you
> > can't safely change any part of it.
>
> I do not want to change it. I hoped that the extracted part might be
> enough to identify a message within one message store.
That's what I meant - I should have said "you can't make any assump
Mark Hammond wrote:
>> can anybody tell me the meaning of the binary string
>> representation of a
>> PR_ENTRYID, as obtained by calling GetProps() on a mail item?
>
> Its a binary value that is unique for the item (but only unique within the
> store - PR_STORE_ENTRYID will tell you the store ID)
> can anybody tell me the meaning of the binary string
> representation of a
> PR_ENTRYID, as obtained by calling GetProps() on a mail item?
Its a binary value that is unique for the item (but only unique within the
store - PR_STORE_ENTRYID will tell you the store ID)
> I get e.g. the following I
Hi,
can anybody tell me the meaning of the binary string representation of a
PR_ENTRYID, as obtained by calling GetProps() on a mail item?
I get e.g. the following IDs:
3C437E32AFD11C49ABB743DDE9EDFE6BE4652000
3C437E32AFD11C49ABB743DDE9EDFE6B24602000
3C437E32AFD11C49ABB74
TK Soh wrote:
> I'm trying to use os.popen3 to replace subprocess.Popen for python 2.3
> compatibility. According to the document, os.Popen3 class is not
> supported on Win32, so I can't poll() the pipe. I wonder how I can
> check if the process open by os.popen3 is still running. Thanks in
> advan
I'm trying to use os.popen3 to replace subprocess.Popen for python 2.3
compatibility. According to the document, os.Popen3 class is not
supported on Win32, so I can't poll() the pipe. I wonder how I can
check if the process open by os.popen3 is still running. Thanks in
advance for any advice or poi
> I noticed the "Edit" context menu option in Windows Explorer was
> opening an older version of pythonwin. I re-ran the pywin32 210
> installer to see if it would patch it up, but no dice.
>
> I can hand-correct these of course, but shouldn't it be working out of
> the box? Flaw in the installer?
On 6/28/07, Chandra,Devendran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hie,
I am a newbie to python. I hope this question is not so silly to
programmers out there
I am a test engineer discovering python, and my thoughts are skewed
towards engineering issues (^_^)
I have a program that accesses EEPRO
Hie,
I am a newbie to python. I hope this question is not so silly to
programmers out there
I am a test engineer discovering python, and my thoughts are skewed
towards engineering issues (^_^)
I have a program that accesses EEPROM from the serial port , which is
bundled together with th
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