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> From: Larry Bates [mailto:lbates at swamisoft.com]
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> You may have more success using the mangled (8.3)
> directory names in your pathnames.  The ones with
> spaces in them (e.g. Program Files) is the problem.
> On my machine the mangled name for Program Files is
> Progra~1 (they can be seen with dir /x command at
> command prompt).  There may be another way to use
> the long filenames, but I'll bet this will be the
> easiest.

Try win32api.GetShortPathName()

Cheers,
Simon B.
simon at brunningonline.net
http://www.brunningonline.net/simon/blog/ 




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