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Posted on 12/03/2017

PathCapture – context menu entry to copy a file path to the Windows clipboard

I use this script for years and I`m very happy with it. Simply select a file or directory in Windows Explorer and copy it`s path to the clipboard directly from the context menu.

To install it, run a command shell as admin and call the script without an argument. After that it is installed and can be used from the context menu.

Posted on 03/03/2017

How to run a Python Script as a Windows Service

Grig Gheorghiu wrote on blogspot.com a howto for installing Python Scripts as Windows Services. It uses instsrv.exe and srvany.exe from the Win2K Ressource Kit.

Posted on 03/03/2017

Use Win32 Registry like a Python dictionary

The class I found on Activestate wraps most of the win32api functions for accessing a registry. It will read and write all win32 registry types, and will de/serialize python objects to registry keys when a string or integer representation is not possible:

http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/551761

Posted on 10/02/2017

Scripting iTunes with Pywin32

Chris writes something about scripting iTunes on Windows with Pywin32 in his blog.

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