Hi!
Try (Excel_2007):
xlTypePDF=0
objExcel.ActiveWorkbook.ExportAsFixedFormat(xlTypePDF,"C:\\monexcel.pdf")
@-salutations
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Michel Claveau
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Thanks for the reply, I'll give it a whirl. I thought WOW was world of
warcraft for some reason.
Lewis
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On 1:59 PM, Tim Golden wrote:
On 28/04/2010 14:23, Mike Driscoll wrote:
Sorry for the delay in checking this out. I was out of the office
yesterday. Your code almost worked for reading the key, but I get a
tuple back:
[goes back to check what he wrote...]
That's why my code does this (note t
Lewis Pusey wrote:
> Thanks for the reply, I'll give it a whirl. I thought WOW was world of
> warcraft for some reason.
"Windows On Windows". They used the same name to describe 16-bit
Windows applications running in the Win32 subsystem.
And please note the instructions:
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Mike Driscoll wrote:
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> Ah...I must have had something in my eye at the time. Anyway, I
> figured out how to get the information from it, but not how to write
> it. I tried writing to the Registry using _winreg.SetValueEx and
> passed a plain string and then various encoded strings (like utf16,
>
Tony Cappellini wrote:
> I need to write a program which copies some dlls from one location to
> another. However, if any applications which use these dll's are
> running,
> Windows won't let the dll copy complete, until the apps which have the
> dlls loaded have terminated.
> I'm looking for a w
On 29-04-2010 09:08, Mark Hammond wrote:
> IIRC, the outlook application doesn't support a Logon. Your best bet
> is probably to try and find some examples in VBScript or any other
> language and then translate the knowledge that gives you into Python.
thanks Mark,
that was a very good hint.
I fo
> Hi, I have a problem with my taskscheduler library: it works on Windows XP
> but upon entering the 2008 land my task gets created without any triggers.
> I've ran the same commands I ran on XP but the task doesn't get created.
>
> http://pastebin.com/bmg847hw
>
> This on XP (and 2003 Server)
Is there anyway to tell, from inside Python, where the python26.dll file
is? I've got to install the win32 dlls in the same directory.
I see that sys contains a symbol "dllhandle", but that's just a numeric handle.
Bill
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Bill Janssen wrote:
Is there anyway to tell, from inside Python, where the python26.dll file
is? I've got to install the win32 dlls in the same directory.
I see that sys contains a symbol "dllhandle", but that's just a numeric
handle.
Bill
win32api.GetModuleFileName(sys.dllhandle)
Ro
Does job.GetTriggerCount() return 1 ?
If it does, but the trigger doesn't appear in the
Task Scheduler UI, most likely there's
something it doesn't like about the trigger's
flags.
Roger
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