python programming on win32 ? Hammond book

[Larry Bates]

Everything in the book still works.  I use it quite a
lot, but this list and activestate's list are good
places also.  I know Mark monitors ActiveState's mailing
list for questions about win32all problems.

Just my thoughts.
Larry Bates
Syscon, Inc.

"asdf sdf" <asdf at asdf.com> wrote in message
news:7L9tc.57314$343.13837 at newssvr29.news.prodigy.com...
> i'm interested in using python for win32 COM automation and sysadmin
> scripts.
>
> many recommendations for Mark Hammond's Python Programming on Win32.
>
> but it was published four and half years ago.  i have misgivings about
> buying a book so old.  COM  programming hasn't changed much but Python
> has. (VB and Delphi have changed quite a bit, and apparently they are
> discussed also.)
>
> I could just download the code samples and scavenge the web as best as i
> can.
>
> buy recommendations from anyone?  any better alternatives out there?