Having multiple individual scripts sitting around on your machine can make it difficult to stay organized. Collection projects can help you manage your scripts while utilizing the benefits of a project in PowerShell Studio.
This article is the next installment…
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We are all creatures of habit. People who write code are even more so because we have copy-and-paste. As a result, any code you write usually reuses the same variable names.
For a counter, you use $ctr; for a flag,…
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PowerShell modules are an important part of PowerShell scripting as they provide a means to reuse and share code. The next part in our PowerShell Studio Project series is about the basics of working with module projects in PowerShell Studio.…
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With the latest service build of PowerShell Studio (5.8.201), we have added a new control—WebView2—to our Toolbox pane along with a new file template. The WebView2 is a modernized, updated control of the WebBrowser control. WebView2 uses Microsoft Edge (Chromium)…
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Some of you may have forgotten how to manage your software activations, or perhaps this information is new to you. Either way, we thought it was time for a quick refresher. You can find the details in our Information Center…
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You already know that using credentials in your code is very much frowned upon. Every security expert will tell you that there are now plenty of other ways to verify access beyond user IDs and passwords, and you should always…
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Lately, we have been receiving more requests for offline activation. This increase is due to corporate environments transitioning to virtualized environments where all data is destroyed as the user logs off. This data destruction leads to the deletion of stored…
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PSF files are PowerShell Studio’s Windows Forms (WinForms) files (PowerShell Studio Form). This file contains all the designer and script information in an xml format. Most code in a PSF file should be an event or function. Any code not…
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When you download or copy a file from the internet or any other untrusted source, Windows will set an extended attribute to mark the file as “blocked”. This is an important mechanism that stops the execution of potentially malicious code.…
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As a follow-up to our previous events blog, Basics: What is an event and how do I handle them?, this article will be about the basics of handling events in PowerShell Studio’s Designer. As previously stated, an event is a…
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