The PowerShell Studio v5.6.164 service build introduces a new ComboBox control set:
ComboBox – Colors
This control is useful when you need to provide the user with a color choice.
When you select the ComboBox – Colors control…
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The PowerShell Studio v5.6.163 service release, included a splash screen snippet with a function that allows users to display a splash screen image. Now with the PowerShell Studio v5.6.164 service release, you can become a splash screen superstar with this…
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I had the wonderful opportunity to speak to the SoCal PowerShell user group about our SAPIEN DevOps Suite and to demo the new features of PowerShell Studio. The user group started with a round table where each member discussed their…
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Have you stared at your GUI and thought to yourself, I want it painted black?
I have good news! No colors anymore! Now you can paint it black (and white), with new themes for your PowerShell GUIs.
This feature…
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The v5.6.164 service build introduces Pester integration into PowerShell Studio. For those who are not familiar with the Pester module, it is a testing framework for PowerShell. The module allows you to run unit tests on your scripts and functions.…
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In this blog post we take a look at how to include images in a RichTextBox Control for a GUI application. This may be helpful if you have a scenario where you want to display a selected image with the…
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The PowerShell pipeline can pass objects from one command to another, enabling output from a function to stream – or ‘pipe’ – as input into another command. In this article we will demonstrate how to leverage this functionality to seamlessly…
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This article presents the instructional video for creating a similar GUI application that was covered in our recent post: Handling Steps Progress with a Background Job in a GUI Application.
This GUI application displays the list of all PDF documents…
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We interrupt our normally scheduled blog for this Public Service Announcement:
Do you use HashTable in your scripts? Have you ever enumerated through the HashTables Keys or checked the HashTable’s Count property? If you have, then you may be the…
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In Part 5 of the Progress Bar series we take a look at the Write-Progress cmdlet, which can be used to display task progress in a non-GUI script. This cmdlet is available in Windows PowerShell and PowerShell Core (cross-platform).
There…
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