Well, contrary to what tulamide says, I don't know how how to do it, but I just learned from a few internet serches and about an hour of tinkering.
Here is the example with the required pywin32 files.
I also included the cursor example edited to use pywin32 instead of ctypes to reduce the amount of files needed.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5426011/examples6/resolutions.zip
In my example I used the name "resolutions" instead of "modelist" but they will act the same.
To access the first mode:
modelist[0]
the second mode, and so on.
modelist[1]
modelist[2]
To access the width of say the first mode do this:
modelist[0][0]
and the height:
modelist[0][1]