On WinXP I used to
import win32api
import win32con
import win32event
from win32com.shell import shell, shellcon
in order to call
exResult=shell.ShellExecuteEx(
lpFile=r"C:\Program Files\MLDownloader\MLDownloader.exe",
lpParameters="-MLD_daily",
nShow=win32con.SW_NORMAL,
fMa
Hi!
This is no a PyWin32 problem. It's a Vista resctriction.
You must configure your software, for give to rights of launch.
Your code run OK, for execute a(nother) software, in another directory (I
had try).
@-salutations
Michel Claveau
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Pytho
Kelie wrote:
> The simple code shown below runs fine. It adds a custom document property to
> the
> active word document. But as soon as i use makepy on the "Microsoft Office
> 11.0
> Object Library (2.3)", i get an AttributeError when run the same code:
> AttributeError: ' Library.DocumentProper
[copying back to the list in case it's of more
general interest]
adrian villanustre wrote:
> Tim:
>
> Tank you very much, that solve my problem (just one of them)
> BTW can you give me a good link related to python-win32 reference and use
The best reference, I'm afraid, is the .chm file which
co
Tim Golden wrote:
> I do have a small series of pages:
>
>http://timgolden.me.uk/python/win32_how_do_i.html
>
> which tries to address some common problems, but
> they are pitifully few compared to the questions
> which get asked. I'll try to add your question on
> so at least that one's cove
Ross McKerchar crummock.com> writes:
> When you use early bound code everything becomes case sensitive when it
> wasn't before. Admmitedly, however 'Add' with an uppercase A does seem
> right for office.
>
Thanks for your reply Ross. But it seems to me early-binding is not the cause of
proble
