Re: [python-win32] How to Tell Windows that a file Changed

2007-03-16 Thread Gregory Piñero
On 3/16/07, Gregory Piñero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for the advice Tim. I'm looking at the docs now. I'll send an > update on my progress. > Ok, turns out it was easier just to have Omnipage running before I moved the file, then it sees it. But I'm sure I'll need this approach one da

Re: [python-win32] How to Tell Windows that a file Changed

2007-03-16 Thread Gregory Piñero
On 3/16/07, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well, it's bizarre behaviour for sure, but in case it helps you > might try the SHChangeNotify routine exposed in the pywin32 > modules. It's one of those does-everything functions MS seems > to love. The docs, such as they are, are here: > > ht

Re: [python-win32] How to Tell Windows that a file Changed

2007-03-16 Thread Tim Golden
Gregory Piñero wrote: > I have a program that puts files to be OCR'd into a directory where > Omnipage sees them and then performs OCR on them. Everything was > working great, until yesterday when Omnipage stopped "seeing" files > added to the folder. > > What's odd though is that if I manually

[python-win32] How to Tell Windows that a file Changed

2007-03-16 Thread Gregory Piñero
Hi guys, Here's the situation, I'm hoping Python-win32 can help. I have a program that puts files to be OCR'd into a directory where Omnipage sees them and then performs OCR on them. Everything was working great, until yesterday when Omnipage stopped "seeing" files added to the folder. What's o