f your interested, I will post my progress on SO.
Kind regards,
Joe
An "interface" in COM terms, described by an IID, is just a set of
functions declarations. It defines the things you can do with an
object, but it is not actually an object. A "CLSID", on the other
hand,
_error: (-2147220990, 'CONNECT_E_CANNOTCONNECT', None,
None)
Could someone of you point me in the right direction and maybe put
together a few lines to get me started?
Kind regards,
Joe
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Hello,Iam trying to send an email through outlook 2010 on a win 7 64 bit oswith
python 2.7 32 bit and win32com 32 bit. I am using the same codeexample found in
many Google search results. This chunk of code willrun fine if I rem out the
attachment, but once I try adding theattachment, I get an e
gger32")
print "hwnd= ", hwnd
message = win32api.RegisterWindowMessage("Logger32 3")
win32api.PostMessage(hwnd,message,1,9)
test = win32gui.GetMessage(hwnd,0,0)
print "GetMessage: ", test
Thanks
-Joe
KA3NAM
It appears you need to use the win32 interface for write access to
physical drives. CAUTION: This code writes over the first sector of a
USB drive.
for physical_disk in c.Win32_DiskDrive (Index=1,InterfaceType='USB'):
sector_size = int(physical_disk.BytesPerSector)
total_sector
I am trying to zero an entire usb drive including the boot sector. The
code below works perfect but if I try to open the drive in write
mode(wb) then I get this error message:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: u'.\\PHYSICALDRIVE1'
Code: Select all
import binascii
import wm
Roger Upole wrote:
Joe Healy wrote:
Roger,
Thanks for this, they were exactly the sort of changes I had in mind,
but with very little knowledge about how to go and make them.
We will try to build from source, but have not tried this before.
We'll let you know how we go with this. W
ailed)
instructions from
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-win32/2006-November/005254.html
and hope for the best
We are also happy to test any builds you send us. We'll know fairly
quickly if there have been any behavior changes or problems.
Thanks again,
Joe
Roger Upole wrote:
Coinciden
hon-win32, with New Zealand and Australian time
zone changes for Sept/Oct 2008 on Vista, XP and Server 2003.
As an aside, the testDates method in test_odbc.py looks a little bit
strange. Is it actually testing against the string 'd' instead of the
variable d?
Thanks in advance,
Joe
i
Thats a nice coincidence I'm also looking for screenshot but then only for a
certain window.
Still need to know how to find a certain window and then get its
coordinates.
J.
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