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> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2015 10:57:34 -0700
> From: Tim Roberts
> To: python-win32
> Subject: Re: [python-win32] python-win32 Digest, Vol 140, Issue 1
> Message-ID: <552ea68e.3080...@probo.com>
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Hi,
I am trying to dipatch excel using the win32com library but for some reason
am running into an issue. I have the following code:
import win32com.clientimport os
file1= r'C:\\Users\cevans\Desktop\models1\file.xlsm'
def refresher():
if os.path.exists(file1):
xl = win32com.client.D
Blair Hall wrote:
>
> _ctypes.pyd calls LoadLibraryA("msvcr90.dll") and a version of
> msvcr90.dll is found in the Windows PATH, despite the fact that I have
> included the correct version and a manifest, as described on the
> internet in may places.
>
> Is there is something wrong with the way tha
Access Newbie wrote:
> Is it possible to transfer the results of an Access 2010 query (accdb
> extension) to a python script with the click of a button? Information
> will be used as variables within the script.
>
> Prefer to click button from Access data entry form to execute script
> but it can b
You will probably need the help of an experienced Python programmer to do
what you wish, but the tools are all available, and you came to the correct
place to find them. [ -- almost -- Normally, adodbapi is included in
pywin32, but Mark and I had a communications failure with the current
release,
Is it possible to transfer the results of an Access 2010 query (accdb
extension) to a python script with the click of a button? Information will
be used as variables within the script.
Prefer to click button from Access data entry form to execute script but it
can be from another GUI if necessary.
I concur. I am one of the 100 downloads of 2.5 -- and the only reason I
download it is to test it, not to use it in production. How many of the
other downloaders are like me? Most, I would bet. Dropping 2.5 would allow
use of many Python3 features, since 2.6 has the backports for them (print
func
On 15/04/2015 10:11, Mark Hammond wrote:
> Hi Tim,
> I still build for 2.5 and 3.1, but really only because they do still
> build. If there's a reasonable reason to drop support for some I doubt
> it will hurt many people - the sourceforge page should show you download
> stats, but last I looked
Hi Tim,
I still build for 2.5 and 3.1, but really only because they do still
build. If there's a reasonable reason to drop support for some I doubt
it will hurt many people - the sourceforge page should show you download
stats, but last I looked 2.5 was rarely used then, and that was some
ti
