> Hi Geoff,
>
> redmon: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/redmon/ might be an option for you.
> I use it for years now without any problems. In one case I provide printing
> capabilities inside citrix apps for vpn users and in an other case I
> extended an application with fax functionality. One can
Hi,
Does anyone know how I can detect if a system is idle? By idle I am
referring to a user being away from the computer (no keyboard or mouse
movement) for X minutes. Tried searching around but I haven't found
anything that mentions how I can hook into these two events.
Thanks in advance,
Patri
Thanks for you guidance Tim. After reviewing I am coming to the same
conclusion.
This is trickier than you might guess. Does the application actually
write to the printer using a Windows printer driver? Some old
applications that just used a printer for logging wrote directly to the
para
Thanks for you guidance Tim. After reviewing I am coming to the same
conclusion.
> This is trickier than you might guess. Does the application actually
> write to the printer using a Windows printer driver? Some old
> applications that just used a printer for logging wrote directly to the
> par
geoff wrote:
> Would creating a virtual print driver be possible with pywin32,
> similiar to the windows pdf driver ?
> WE have an old application that outputs data to a dotmatrix printer.
> WE would like to extend this application and integrate it with another
> application and the simplest way to
mir amicitas" wrote:
Thank you for you help, that works perfectly. I can now drag files from
my
program (yay!).
One more question . . .
In the Microsoft specification for DoDragDrop there are 4 arguments (data,
source, allowed effects, used effect). However in the pythoncom
implementation on
