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yep. my bad. did not read through. Apparently, an option is to install Mac OS on your machine. Here's one way to do that.

Have you seen this?

odd... checked my "My Documents" folder which I see is a junction to the Documents folder. 05/12/2016 03:49 PM <JUNCTION> My Documents [C:\Users\jezequiel\Documents] "dir /ad" shows junctions to 3 folders including "My Pictures" Explorer does not show these. 05/12/2016 03:49 PM...

@echo off setlocal for %%J in (*.zip) do @call :func %%~nJ goto :EOF :func set BAR=%1 set FOO=%BAR:_=.% echo on "D:\justin\portableapps\7-ZipPortable\App\7-Zip\7z.exe" a %BAR%.zip %FOO%_SUFFIX001.pdf @echo off goto :EOF

XPath support for row in root.findall('.//row[@CUSTOMER_ID]'): print(row.attrib.get('CUSTOMER_ID'), row.attrib.get('CUSTOMER_NAME'))

See Link. basically, you just launch explorer.exe with the /select switch: e.g., Dim sh Set sh = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Call sh.Run("explorer.exe /select,""C:\Users\justin\Desktop\file 3.txt""")

above code should work faster if you change nd to a dict instead of a list searching for an item in a list takes takes linear time O(n). searching for an item in a dictionary requires constant time O(1).

so basically, you are creating an instance of MySqlCommand via MySqlCommand cmd = new MySqlCommand(dataA, true); I think you need to get the MySqlConnection object and pass that instead of true to the MySqlCommand constructor

I have no idea what your returns but have you tried using (var conn = ConnConfig.getConnection()) { conn.Open(); // or .open() ... }

try the following Dim xmlDoc As New XmlDocument() Dim namespaces As New XmlNamespaceManager(xmlDoc.NameTable) namespaces.AddNamespace("ns", "urn:hl7-org:v3") xmlDoc.Load("C:\testXML.xml") Dim nodes As XmlNodeList =...

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for what it's worth, see this

solved! see solution here

getting closer... following the code at build_exe.py of the py2exe package I got the following import inspect import marshal p = r"C:\Users\justin\Desktop\processdownloadedfiles_pythonscript_1.bin" f = open(p, 'rb') s = f.read() f.close() o = marshal.loads(s[17:-2]) print o code = o[-1] print...

Greetings all, We're trying to retrieve the code for an old python 2.4 program that was converted into a single-file executable using py2exe. Programmer left without updating the files in SVN. Using Seven Zip, I was able to retrieve from the .EXE file the *.pyo files for the imported modules...

perhaps try the switches here Command-line switches - Outlook

for what it's worth. something similar happened to me when I first got Windows 7. what "fixed" it for Excel (for me, YMMV) was to turn off add-ins so I changed my start menu shortcut to "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\EXCEL.EXE" /s /automation

shot in the dark: "sticky keys?

try this link

Else Return = WshShell.Run("[highlight #FCE94F]""[/highlight]" & UserProfilePath & "\Desktop\file.exe[highlight #FCE94F]""[/highlight]", 1)