Applies to:
— Windows PowerShell 5.0.10586.63
— PowerShellGet 1.0.0.1
I’m a huge fan of sharing Windows PowerShell modules and making them easy to find (Find-Module), view (Save-Module), and install (Install-Module). So, I truly love the new PowerShellGet module.
However, you…
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In January, I had the honor of presenting to the Mississippi PowerShell User Group (MSPSUG). I’ve known the organizers, Mike Robbins and Rohn Edwards for years, and truly respect them. The PSUG is online-only, which makes it a challenge for…
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The Group-Object cmdlet, one of the original provider cmdlets, is as old as Windows PowerShell. It was introduced in version 1.0 and hasn’t changed at all since then. But, it is one of my favorites. (You can tell when I…
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We’re always evaluating the best, easiest, and most efficient ways to write, run, and publish Windows Powershell scripts and modules. But, our starting point is always how people work now.
We were curious about how PowerShell scripters, including managers, ran…
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This post discusses the DialogResult property of buttons, which often confuses beginning PowerShell GUI app designers.
When I first started learning how to write PowerShell GUI applications, I thought of the DialogResult property of buttons as the “evil property.”
What…
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In this post, we explain why PowerShell Studio can run your scripts only the versions of Windows PowerShell that are installed on local and remote computers.
If you’ve recently upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7, 8, or 8.1, you’ll…
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This is the fourth blog in a multi-part series about designing a Windows PowerShell script that will be packaged in an executable file.
Passing Parameters to a Script in an Executable File explains how to use the special parsing features…
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This is the third blog in a multi-part series about designing a Windows PowerShell scripts that will be packaged in an executable file.
Passing Parameters to a Script in an Executable File explains how to use the special parsing features…
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This is the second blog in a multi-part series about designing a Windows PowerShell script that will be packaged in an executable file.
Passing Parameters to a Script in an Executable File explains how to use the special parsing features…
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Open-source projects and new methods of distributing modules, such as PowerShellGet and the PowerShell Gallery, have significantly increased the availability of Windows PowerShell modules. While we once relied on modules from Microsoft, we now can select from hundreds of new…
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