Thank you Gabriel and Tim
Indeed the Chart.Location was causing a problem, and I had not suspected it
was since I do not use this method in my main program (It was just something
I had written as an example). Actually, it seems that the Copy method of
either a chart or a sheet is also corruptin
Hi Roger,
At 11:23 AM 6/28/2005, Roger Upole wrote:
>On NTFS 5 (Win2k or later), you can add Summary info to any file,
>and it's stored in alternate data streams. However, if you copy the
>file to a filesystem that doesn't support alternate data streams, the
>properties are lost.
I had also fo
Hello all,
I have an easy question that I’m sure someone on the
list can help with. Is there a way to display line numbers in the Python
Script editor in PythonWin?
I am using Python 2.4 pywin32 build 204 on WindowsXP.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Jeff
Someone might be interested: I ran across an unexpected process issue this
week.
We have a converter app that is part of a suite, when it runs it needs to call
an external DOS exe briefly (the exe does bit-shifting in a file etc.) I
originally used system(), but found that _if_ one other part
Hello Jeff,
> I have an easy question that I’m sure someone on the list can help
> with. Is there a way to display line numbers in the Python Script
> editor in PythonWin?
>
select view/options in the main menu;
select tab editor
set Line Numbers in the Margins Widths Frame to something more tha
"RayS" wrote:
> Hi Roger,
>
> At 11:23 AM 6/28/2005, Roger Upole wrote:
>>On NTFS 5 (Win2k or later), you can add Summary info to any file,
>>and it's stored in alternate data streams. However, if you copy the
>>file to a filesystem that doesn't support alternate data streams, the
>>properties a
Hey, I am converting a Perl script into a Python script, and the part where
the Perl script is searching Active Directory using the LDAP interface is
throwing me a curve ball.
Here is a search for a Windows Group in Perl:
my $hdb = Win32::OLE->new("ADODB.Connection");
$hdb->{Provider} = "ADsDSOObj
"RayS" wrote:
> Someone might be interested: I ran across an unexpected process issue this
> week.
> We have a converter app that is part of a suite, when it runs it needs to
> call an external DOS exe briefly (the exe does bit-shifting in a file
> etc.) I originally used system(), but found
At 05:16 AM 6/29/2005, Fabrice Capiez wrote:
Thank you Gabriel and
Tim
Indeed the Chart.Location was causing a problem, and I had not suspected
it
was since I do not use this method in my main program (It was just
something
I had written as an example). Actually, it seems that the Copy
method o
Hi Roger,
At 12:42 PM 6/29/2005, Roger Upole wrote:
>I ran into something similar a while back that turned out to be a deficiency
>in the called
>program. It wasn't taking into account the fact that it might not be able
>to acquire resources in a timely manner.
I think that is the case, but
>
> According to Excel Visual Basic Help: "Characters - Returns a
> Characters
> object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You
> can use the Characters object to format characters within a text string.
>
> Now look at the Text property "Returns or sets the text for
I've never used ADSI via ADODB, but have managed to use the raw ADSI
interfaces directly. Check out your
lib\site-packages\win32comext\adsi\demos directory.
> Here is a search for a Windows Group in Perl:
> my $hdb = Win32::OLE->new("ADODB.Connection");
> $hdb->{Provider} = "ADsDSOObject";
> $hdb
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