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    Thread: win32 package: self-modifying source code???
Post: win32 package: self-modifying source code???
I'm trying to use win32 to edit Microsoft Word documents in Python code. So far I've got this, gleaned from various examples on the web: import win32com.client as win32 ad = win32.gencache.EnsureDisp...
 Orthoducks General Coding Help 3 4,486 Jan-12-2017, 09:56 PM
    Thread: Python 3.5.2-bit install SNAFU
Post: RE: Python 3.5.2-bit install SNAFU
sparkz_alot, python3* is a good suggestion, and I'll try it. I checked the system path, and found references to Python 2.7 but none to 3.5. I'm now reviewing references to Python in the Registry, whi...
 Orthoducks General Coding Help 7 6,429 Dec-28-2016, 06:29 PM
    Thread: Python 3.5.2-bit install SNAFU
Post: RE: Python 3.5.2-bit install SNAFU
(Dec-28-2016, 03:46 AM)sparkz_alot Wrote: ...in the search box, type in "Python"... you will probably end up with a lot of entries...delete them all. I'm afraid that's not possible. While Windows do...
 Orthoducks General Coding Help 7 6,429 Dec-28-2016, 04:17 PM
    Thread: Python 3.5.2-bit install SNAFU
Post: Python 3.5.2-bit install SNAFU
My current "production" version of Python is the 64-bit version of release 2.7 under Windows 7. I'm trying to install the 64-bit version of release 3.5.2 as well, and it's giving me a very hard time. ...
 Orthoducks General Coding Help 7 6,429 Dec-28-2016, 01:00 AM
    Thread: ISO working example of opening a Microsoft Word document through PyWin32
Post: ISO working example of opening a Microsoft Word do...
I want to write a Python application that uses the PyWin32 library to manipulate Microsoft Word documents. Does anyone know a working example of that? I tried to work with examples from Galal Aly's b...
 Orthoducks General Coding Help 1 4,615 Dec-25-2016, 09:45 PM
    Thread: How to timestamp a Python program, your thoughts?
Post: RE: How to timestamp a Python program, your though...
That's an interesting possibility. Our SCS is Perforce; I researched it and found that it has a similar feature. So the timestamping part of the problem is solved. But it's not clear how to deal with...
 Orthoducks General Coding Help 2 4,670 Dec-02-2016, 12:06 AM
    Thread: How to timestamp a Python program, your thoughts?
Post: How to timestamp a Python program, your thoughts?
I want my Python programs to display a timestamp when they run. It doesn't have to be precise, but it should reflect the date (at least) when the program was declared to be ready for use. It must be s...
 Orthoducks General Coding Help 2 4,670 Dec-01-2016, 10:24 PM

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