Thanks - will check it out, and, it seems to pretty much do what I want if I
just run it.
Stay well
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
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- Original Message -
From: "Mark Hammond"
To: "Jacob Kruger" ;
Sent: Wed
After a long absence(~10 years!) I'm now back to programming
in Windows. I need to automate some workflows using COM to
various applications (mixture of in-house and commercial).
I'm having problems finding out which apps even support
COM access and figuring out what COM objects/methods exist.
I
You may be able to call win32print.SetPrinter to change the paper
orientation and size before calling ShellExecute.
Roger
"Andreas Holtz" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi guys,
>
> I need want to print PDF files without the usage of tools like Adobe, Foxit,
> etc.
> THe
Hi Alan,
1.) Try to get the documentation of the program. ;-)
Or check the registry by searching for "YourApplication.Application" or just
try it with
win32com.client.Dispatch("YourApplication.Application") in Python with win32com
installed.
Checkout MakePy from PythonWin (installs with the wi
schrieb Tim Roberts am 04.03.2014 18:35:
I should not have doubted you. ;)
He be pardoned! :-D
To do this, you will not go through the normal printing services. You
need to send the PDF files directly to the printer as if it were a file
server. The printer serves HTTP and FTP, and that's ho
Alan Gauld wrote:
And for interest only, where is COM in the world
of .NET and Windows 8+ etc? Are there better options
today?
As far as I understand, not always. If the functionality
you're after happens to exist in the form of a .NET
library, and you're willing to use a .NET-compatible
langua
