Greg Wilson: > I would like to use Python to script a simple slideshow with Internet > Explorer, and to get IE to print pages to particular devices (in my case, > the Acrobat PDFWriter). If anyone has experience with calling the IE COM > interface from Python, I'd be very grateful for pointers. I have done some work on Python and IE but it was a couple of years ago so I'll just point out some demonstrations in the Win32 extensions. There is a demonstration of running IE as a COM Control within PythonWin at Pythonwin\pywin\Demos\ocx\webbrowser.py but this appears to have a small bug in that the onloine help has moved from under it so, instead, change line 23 to point at a real URL like: self.url = "http://www.scintilla.org" This demonstration must be run from within PythonWin or it crashes. There is demonstration of running IE in a separate process at win32com\test\testExplorer.py There are more examples involving running Python scripts inside IE in the win32comext\axscript\demos\client\ie directory. Scripting IE is a /huge/ topic. I had a look and couldn't find a way to print to a particular device. Neil
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