Hi Tim,
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I can
rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only allows for
command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open Visio
and Word windows. However, in the aws ins
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I
can rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only
allows for command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open
Visio a
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I
can rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only
allows for command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open
Visio a
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Thanks for replying. Apologies for my vague question, let me see if I
can rephrase: I want to run pywin inside an aws instance, which only
allows for command line interface.
Currently I can use pywin in my local machine, but it needs to open
Visio a
On 12/2/22 12:10 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
On 12/2/22 4:25 AM, QMUL_EECS DVS wrote:
Is it related to the fact that I can’t open Visio/ Word windows? If
so, is there a way for me to avoid this error?
The first and most obvious question is, do you actually have Office
and Visio installed on your
Hi!
While working on adding annotations for typing support in pure python modules,
I noticed a lot of conditions and code made to run on older versions of
Python. Which are both EOL and no longer supported in pywin32. Removing those
would alleviate a lot of code and help smooth out the addition
