I have some forms developed by others that I need to make changes to. They were developed using an older version of Powershell Studio so the form was saved in 2 pars, a .pff file and a corresponding .ps1. I am using Powershell studio 2014 and when I added a control it saved the file in a .psf format, removing the .pff, it also did not update the corresponding .ps1 file (I did edit the script adding some code for the new control). I'm new to powershell studio, but this form is part of a whole application and I'm thinking now I will need to edit other files to call the .psf instead of the .ps1 file?
Thanks
Bryan
.pff changed to .psf question
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Re: .pff changed to .psf question
My apologies, I figured it out, it is just a training issue .. The change in the file formats confused me, finally figured out I need to export the form/script to a PS1 file format.