[python-win32] WSH, WMI, references?
Jim Vickroy
Jim.Vickroy@noaa.gov
Mon, 06 May 2002 11:44:55 -0600
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Hello Edward and welcome!
The book,
"Python Programming on Win32"
by
Mark Hammond and Andy Robinson
contains the following chapters that may be relevant:
- Windows NT Administration
- Processes and Files
- Windows NT Services
- Active Scripting
I highly recommend this book for Windows programmers, and Mark Hammond
frequently answers questions on this forum.
"Parker, Edward" wrote:
> All,
>
> I am new to this board and Python. I have used VBScript and WSH for a
> while now and can perform most administrative scripting to most of my
> W32 systems. I am working with cross platform scripting (with
> WBEM/WMI) and would like to use the same language on all platforms
> (W32, Linux, OS X). I am thinking Python over Perl. Is there any
> reference/book available that focuses on W32 administrative scripting
> using Python?
>
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Hello Edward and welcome!
<p>The book,
<br> "Python Programming on Win32"
<br>by
<br> Mark Hammond and Andy Robinson
<p>contains the following chapters that may be relevant:
<br> - Windows NT Administration
<br> - Processes and Files
<br> - Windows NT Services
<br> - Active Scripting
<p>I highly recommend this book for Windows programmers, and Mark Hammond
frequently answers questions on this forum.
<p>"Parker, Edward" wrote:
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am new to this board and Python. I have used VBScript and WSH for
a while now and can perform most administrative scripting to most of my
W32 systems. I am working with cross platform scripting (with WBEM/WMI)
and would like to use the same language on all platforms (W32, Linux, OS
X). I am thinking Python over Perl. Is there any reference/book
available that focuses on W32 administrative scripting using Python?</font></font></span></div>
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