Pythonwin and makepy problems

[Joseph Toman]

How exactly does Pythonwin know how to tab complete an object in the 
interpreter window? I've written a COM object which is registered and has a 
typelib (OLB) file created. Then I start pythonwin and run makepy on the 
object from there. When I look at the newly created "GUID".py file in gen_py
it looks like some dandy wrapper code, just what I would expect would be 
there. But when I create this object using
win32com.client.Dispatch(ProgID), tab completion doesn't work on the 
resultant object. This isn't such a big deal, except that the code I'm
using this object from depends on early binding to know whether an 
interface has an interator on it and things like that.  This used to work
with a previous (2.0) version of python. Running makepy on Excel works 
fine, and tab completion works on it. A toy COM object I wrote with the 
same compiler works fine as well. Ideas?

Compiler: Borland C++ 5.01
Python : 2.2.1 win32 binary from python.org
Python COM : win32all146 from starship

                                                J. Toman