I apologize for the confusion, but it seems there's an error in my previous response. In Python's ctypes library, there is no specific "ctypes.oledll" module. The correct module name for loading and calling functions from OLE Automation DLLs is ctypes.oledll.
To load and use functions from an OLE Automation DLL, you can utilize the ctypes.oledll module in a similar way to ctypes.windll. Here's an example demonstrating how to call a function from an OLE Automation DLL:
In this example, my_dll represents the OLE Automation DLL you want to use. You can replace "my_dll" with the actual name of the DLL you are working with. Then, you can call functions from the DLL by accessing them as attributes of my_dll.
Please note that OLE Automation DLLs are specific to Windows and COM (Component Object Model) technology. The ctypes.oledll module is designed to work with such DLLs on Windows systems.