Hi List,
Since Raf says that the motherboard was changed in one of the cases, I
think it could be an issue with the BIOS clock settings. I have noticed on
some OSes that there is a time setting Set Hardware clock to UTC or
localtime.
This would imply timezone awareness in the BIOS. You might
Hi List,
My environment: Win 7 Professional 64-bit, Python 2.7 64-bit and
appropriate 64-bit libraries installed over that.
I downloaded the 64-bit py2exe package. Though I did not specifically
download the Distutils package, I guess I have it from having installed 3rd
party Python libraries.
log in remotely [Win
7 Pro]
Ferdinand Sousa wrote:
I have written a script that uses the screenshot() function from the
ImageGrab module of the Python Imaging library and I would like to run
this script as a scheduled task.
Now for the issues. In the task scheduler, if I select 'Run
Hi List,
I use pywin32-217.win-amd64 for Python 2.7 on Windows 7 Professional.
I have written a script that uses the screenshot() function from the
ImageGrab module of the Python Imaging library and I would like to run this
script as a scheduled task.
Now for the issues. In the task scheduler,
:20 AM, Ferdinand Sousa wrote:
Hi List,
First off, it's good to be back after 3 years!!
I was dusting off some old scripts I had written using pywin32. (Python
2.5 era I think). It uses the win32con and win32api modules.
Now I'm trying to use the same scripts with Python 2.7 AMD64 version
Hi List,
First off, it's good to be back after 3 years!!
I was dusting off some old scripts I had written using pywin32. (Python 2.5
era I think). It uses the win32con and win32api modules.
Now I'm trying to use the same scripts with Python 2.7 AMD64 version.
I downloaded
Hi , first of all, thanks to Harald Armin Massa for the timed message box
code (attached as text for reference). I'll tweak it to my requirements.
Also, my thanks to Tim J Golden for his help.
As regards the following:
B] How do we check duration since last user activity -- Assuming that the
Greetings:
I wanted some help on the following topics:
A] How do I set up a script to run as a service? Are there any prerequisites
for this?
B] How do we check duration since last user activity -- Assuming that the
screen is set to turn off/display a screensaver after a certain duration, I
-- Forwarded message --
From: Tim Roberts t...@probo.com
To: Python-Win32 List python-win32@python.org
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:03:17 -0800
Subject: Re: [python-win32] Post Message
Ferdinand Sousa wrote:
I have written a small script to automate a process. The issue
Greetings everyone,
My config is:
python 2.5.1
pywin32 build 212
Win Xp
I have written a small script to automate a process. The issue is that a
Save As pops up at the end. Using Winspector, I could come up with this:
win32gui.PostMessage(win_hdl,con.WM_COMMAND,1,0) # handle to the Save As
Hi
I have python 2.5.1, pywin32 build 212
When using the makepy utility I noticed it used to crash out with the
following traceback:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File C:\Python25\Lib\site-packages\win32com\client\makepy.py, line
391, in module
rc = main()
File
Hi
I just wanted some pointers on how I can run a python script in the system tray.
My configuration is:
Win Xp
Python 2.5.1
Python Imaging Library 1.1.6
pywin 2.1.1
I already have a screen captor (python script) that pastes images from
the windows clipboard.
Its disadvantage is that for
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