PrimalPad and the Profile Editor have been available for ARM64 for some time. We are pleased to announce that PowerShell Help, CIM Explorer 2024, VersionRecall 2024, and PrimalXML 2024 are also now available for ARM64.
If you frequently work on…
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In 2018, SAPIEN Technologies discontinued the SAPIEN
Productivity Pack from receiving further updates or additional support. It was
removed from our website and no longer offered. After careful consideration and
at the request of many of our customers, we have…
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PowerShell HelpWriter™ is an essential application to have in your toolbox, especially when working with existing scripts, functions, or modules. Eventually, your scripts will be shared or given to someone else to maintain, and no one wants to inherit a…
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On Friday, December 16, 2016, I posted the following puzzle on Twitter.
It shows a function that has no comment-based help or XML help, but when you run Get-Help on the function, Get-Help displays both a description and notes for…
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Although the names are similar and often confused, these properties are different. If you confuse them, the help for your PowerShell commands and modules won’t work.
The HelpUri property stores the URL (http or https) of online help for a…
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Because dynamic parameters can be added to a command from multiple sources, the command author (who writes the help) cannot predict the dynamic parameters that might be available at runtime. Therefore, Get-Help expects dynamic parameters to be documented in the…
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If you search the SAPIEN blog, you’ll realize that this is the not our first blog about scope in PowerShell GUIs. In March 2013, SAPIEN CTO Alex Riedel wrote First Rule of PowerShell Scoping Rules, a title that implies the…
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With the release of the latest versions of the 2015 SAPIEN products we also integrated a new update tool. This new version will check for updates on all licensed and unexpired trial version of our products. It can download and…
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