On 17/05/2011 14:16, Jacob Kruger wrote:
I’m now (finally) starting to actually try get started with python,
etc., and aside from being partly interested in the symbian/phone
implementation thereof, I am initially just starting off looking into
python apps running on windows systems, but aside
Jacob:
Sounds like you have arrived at the read a book stage. For Python in
general try: Dive into Python
http://diveintopython.org/ which is available on line or in print.
For Windows specific applications, the book by Mark Hammond still has good
information, even though it was written ten
At 06:16 AM 5/17/2011, Jacob Kruger wrote:
Im now (finally) starting to
actually try get started with python, etc., and aside from being partly
interested in the symbian/phone implementation thereof, I am initially
just starting off looking into python apps running on windows systems,
but
Jacob Kruger wrote:
I’m now (finally) starting to actually try get started with python,
etc., and aside from being partly interested in the symbian/phone
implementation thereof, I am initially just starting off looking into
python apps running on windows systems, but aside from an actually
We are using PCI PCIe Parallel Port plugin cards to control some external
hardware because newer motherboards no longer have built-in parallel ports.
The address is NOT 0x378 as it would be if the parallel port was on the
motherboard.
The OS is Windows XP, SP3.
These plugin cards can get mapped
Tony Cappellini wrote:
We are using PCI PCIe Parallel Port plugin cards to control some
external hardware because newer motherboards no longer have built-in
parallel ports.
It would be a much better long term strategy to move to USB for this.
There are a large number of very simple USB cards
Gabriel Genellina wrote:
I think AddFontResourceEx is what you are looking for.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd183327(v=VS.85).aspx
Yes, that sounds like it may do what I want, thanks.
--
Greg
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