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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Every now and then we get a forum post or an email from a customer bemoaning that PowerShell Studio associates the ‘open’ verb for Windows PowerShell script (.ps1) with itself.
Since the “open” verb is by default not associated with…
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Whether you are a PowerShell beginner or expert, PowerShell modules are an important resource for your script development. That’s why we developed Module Manager—the essential tool for centrally managing all PowerShell modules installed on your machine. We have released a preview…
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We are proud to unveil our new home page!
Our new banner is designed to highlight featured products, upcoming events, classes, store specials and more.
Beneath the banner are easy links to our products, your account, plus the latest news…
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With some of our smaller free tools, for example PrimalPad, we started creating 32 bit and 64 bit versions quite some time ago. There is no capacity reason for a text editor to be 64 bit, after all, your script…
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August 11, 2022 – The interactive version of the WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell is no longer available. The guide is located here.
Not long ago we released the WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell. We have taken the Reference a…
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It’s that time of the year. The grapes in Napa are ripening. The weather is changing. And the awards are coming!
Windows IT Pro, SQLServer Pro and Dev Pro magazines are having their annual Community Choice awards and SAPIEN Products…
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We think that setting your execution policy to AllSigned or at least RemoteSigned in PowerShell is very important. Likewise, your security policy for VBScript, JScript and WSF file should also only allow signed scripts to be executed. PrimalScript and PowerShell…
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If you have any software registered at MySAPIEN you will start to see additional downloads when you login.
For one, you will see the stand-alone installers for PrimalMerge 2012 and the SAPIEN Document Explorer there. If you are creating a…
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PowerShell’s profiles make setting up your work environment a bit easier, allowing you to pre-load your most common snapins or modules, define functions, set variables and whatever else you need on startup.
However, since there are quite a number of…
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