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wxpython cross-platform image viewer

i was wondering if anyone could write me a definition that will open a currently in use image file in the windows picture and fax viewer? im having troubles...
anyhelp much appreciated!
Aug 8 '07 #1
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bartonc
6,596 Expert 4TB
i was wondering if anyone could write me a definition that will open a currently in use image file in the windows picture and fax viewer? im having troubles...
anyhelp much appreciated!
I'm working on this very sort of thing (only with video) at the moment.
I've decided to use the comtypes extensions and connect to Windows OS that way.

Hope that helps.
Aug 8 '07 #2
i was wondering if anyone could write me a definition that will open a currently in use image file in the windows picture and fax viewer? im having troubles...
anyhelp much appreciated!
no <MOD EDIT: expletive deleted> !lmao
get any help?

EDIT:i need this too now..
but that guys help was kinda far out..lol
Aug 11 '07 #3
bartonc
6,596 Expert 4TB
no <MOD EDIT: expletive deleted> !lmao
get any help?

EDIT:i need this too now..
but that guys help was kinda far out..lol

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Aug 11 '07 #4
bartonc
6,596 Expert 4TB
i was wondering if anyone could write me a definition that will open a currently in use image file in the windows picture and fax viewer? im having troubles...
anyhelp much appreciated!
If the fax viewer is a Microsoft product, then it is probably COM aware and using OLE technology will work for your needs. Unfortunately, the comtypes package for python is very new and has very little documentation thus far. Any programmer interested in making this work has much experimenting to do and will soon become the leading expert in that area. If you have made some progress, I'd be very interested in taking a look at your work. For my project, I have decided to switch to C++ extension for all of the OLE video capture (one week solid pounding on Visual Studio 2005 Express to get the DirectShow baseclasses to compile has finally paid off!).
Aug 12 '07 #5
lol sorry guys,i come from a forum where that doesnt really matter.
but could u try and explain it in lamens terms?

we have been working with python for less than a year..
thanks
Aug 12 '07 #6
still, this is another problem im having with my app... if anyone cann help?
Aug 21 '07 #7
bartonc
6,596 Expert 4TB
still, this is another problem im having with my app... if anyone cann help?
My best recommendation: Find a cheap ActiveX control for viewing the file by googling "free image viewer ocx" and install it in a wxPython window.
Aug 21 '07 #8
ok yes that's helpful. however, if i do this, this will limit my program to only run on the windows platform... is there a way i can make the image open with the default image viewer?
Aug 23 '07 #9
bartonc
6,596 Expert 4TB
ok yes that's helpful. however, if i do this, this will limit my program to only run on the windows platform... is there a way i can make the image open with the default image viewer?
OK. You've modified your initial requirements, so I'll rename this thread. Maybe one or our *nix members will pick up where I must leave off (Window-only knowledge).
Aug 23 '07 #10
bartonc
6,596 Expert 4TB
ok yes that's helpful. however, if i do this, this will limit my program to only run on the windows platform... is there a way i can make the image open with the default image viewer?
Looks like you can get ActiveX on Linux...
Aug 23 '07 #11

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