Attempting to pass an integer will assume the int is a regular unix
timestamp and pywin32 will do the conversions as necessary. So there
should be no need to convert it to a 64bit FILETIME integer. You should
also find that passing a datetime object directly works, even in py2k
builds -
() (Sriram ET.)
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Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2011 12:33:43 +0530
From: Sriram ET. karra@gmail.com
To: python-wi...@mail.python.org
Subject: [python-win32] Setting a 64bit FILETIME PT_SYSTIME property
using pywin32's
FILETIME PT_SYSTIME property
using pywin32's SetProps()
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I am using pywin32 mapi routines to interact with my outlook contacts
store. I am trying to set
() (Sriram ET.)
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Subject: [python-win32] Setting a 64bit FILETIME PT_SYSTIME property
using pywin32
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