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I need to import win32wnet in my script. However, the pywin module does not guaranteed to be installed on the machine the script is running.

So, in the same *.py script I installed the pywin before the import win32wnet. But, that seems like not working.

Is there a way I can handle the install of pywin and import of win32wnet in the same script?

Or I have to separate the installation to another script and run ahead of the script dependence on win32wnet?(Or does that even work as I assumed?)

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I still don't understand how this question is related to pywinauto, but I see you're interested in MS UI Automation topic. It's worth noting that just released pywinauto 0.6.0 supports MS UI Automation under the hood (in pure Python, no compilation, no .NET).

Vasily Ryabov
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