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User reviews: Why I use PrimalScript.

Monday, May 21st, 2012 by Alex Riedel
Mike, one of our long time PrimalScript users, gave us this nice comment when I asked him why he keeps upgrading even though his company doesn’t pay for tools:   I've been using PrimalScript since version 2.1.  I've always enjoyed it and have appreciated its continuing advances and refinements. Two things stand out in its feature set: the ability to make stand alone .exe's from vbscript source and PrimalScript's "code awareness". The ability to create a single executable utility from VBScript source package makes distribution and deployment of my scripts a breeze. I particularly like PrimalScript's "code awareness." This includes,…   More »

You love us, right? So vote for your favorite tools!

Thursday, August 18th, 2011 by Robert Morey
Under normal circumstances, this would be considered a shameless plug but, since we know that you love our tools and support, just consider this an affirmation of our commitment to each other!  WindowsIT Pro is conducting a technology survey and we are up for *awesome* in several categories.  They are: Best Scripting Tool (question # 21) SAPIEN Technologies PrimalForms 2011 SAPIEN Technologies PrimalScript 2011 Best Training & Certification Product or Service (question # 27) SAPIEN Technologies Windows PowerShell Class-On-Disc Best Free or Open Source Tool (question # 29) SAPIEN Technologies iPowerShell SAPIEN Technologies PrimalForms Community Edition SAPIEN Technologies PrimalPad Community…   More »

PrimalScript 2011 User Review: Jay Adams from Noxigen

Thursday, May 5th, 2011 by SAPIEN Technologies
Over the past 10+ years in IT, I've enjoyed the challenges of automating every task imaginable while working at various companies. For most of my career it's been in a 200,000+ user enterprise environment managing over 5000 servers. PrimalScript has been one my most valued assets most of the way. I've taken a look at various editors annually and I can never find anything that even comes close to the functionality in PrimalScript. It would be easier to list the popular languages that it doesn't support. With PrimalSense, syntax highlighting, templates, source control, workspaces and a multitude of other configurable…   More »