Reason dragging makes it run faster is to do with fact that HDDs are faster than screen refresh rate. Not sure if someone pointed this out already. This is true since later 90s. May be gaming monitor/screen with high 144hz refresh rate will not show such lag.
Don't really understand people who give thumbs down to such video. Video is free, offers knowledge, if you know something more, good for you, otherwise you learn something anyway. Thank you Python India and Anand S
i found your drag screen tip vert funny. I use VBA on excel a lot and i know that it takes a while when looking at the screen. So what i use is: "Application.screenupdating = false" which makes it go a lot faster because MS is not performing updating the screen after each line of code. Can you apply this command to Python on pywin32?
Reason dragging makes it run faster is to do with fact that HDDs are faster than screen refresh rate. Not sure if someone pointed this out already. This is true since later 90s. May be gaming monitor/screen with high 144hz refresh rate will not show such lag.
Don't really understand people who give thumbs down to such video. Video is free, offers knowledge, if you know something more, good for you, otherwise you learn something anyway. Thank you Python India and Anand S
Just stumbled upon this: awesome! Love it ❤❤❤
Can these slides be given to anybody and they would be able to run it, or script needs to be given and they would need to execute the script?
Which library? Code? Link? Anything dear?
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Amazing stuff.. good job sir
One of the coolest talks I've ever seen.
find the codes here http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/sanand0/ipython-notebooks/blob/master/Office.ipynb
very impressive
Cool stuf MrAnand…. Possible can i get the code ?
Does anyone have the code he is using as an example?
any source code ? 🙂
I think you dont need to drag the powerpoint window.. just set the screen update option to false using VBA while the python code is running
genius!
Thanks for sharing this awesome video!
Is there anyone can tell me how to install the module "MSO" into my Anaconda2.7(64-bit)?
Interesting method. Thanks!
Did not know Python can be used with Powerpoint. I love that.
i found your drag screen tip vert funny. I use VBA on excel a lot and i know that it takes a while when looking at the screen. So what i use is: "Application.screenupdating = false" which makes it go a lot faster because MS is not performing updating the screen after each line of code. Can you apply this command to Python on pywin32?
Thanks for showing this pragmatic usage of PowerPoint
Its awesome..
amazing.