Manipulating Windows Task Scheduler in Python

[Erick]

This is what I was afraid of, the bravery/COM/experience combo is
something that I do not have an abundance of

--ERick

Thomas Heller <theller at python.net> wrote in message news:<smrhsd6r.fsf at python.net>...
> ebodine at hotmail.com (Erick) writes:
> 
> > Has anyone had any luck attempting to manipulate
> > (adding/deleting/checking for tasks) the Windows Task Scheduler?  I
> > have perused MSDN and found examples in C++ , which is not really
> > familiar to me.
> 
> Not that I know of (but that doesn't have to mean much).
> 
> It seems to involves a couple of COM interfaces, and would probably make
> a good example for ctypes' com support - but you would have to by
> really, really brave to try this, I would only recommend it to someone
> having COM experience ;-(.
> 
> Thomas