SAPIEN Technologies

Alright, let me first state that I understand your frustration. Every software developer hates little more than code working in one spot but not the other for no apparent reason. But, let me address this here as clearly as possible, since this keeps coming up. Windows Forms is part of the Microsoft ...

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This is a wishlist and feature request forum for SAPIEN products. I am not really sure what it is you are trying to accomplish and how it relates to our products. That makes it hard to recommend a different place for you. I would recommend a general powershell place and to be much more verbose about...

PowerShell 7.1 is not supported yet. It uses the new .NET 5.0. Basically it means we need to rebuild, recompile and retest everything, which takes time.
It will be supported in an upcoming service release.

Lots of questions here, but first, welcome back :D PowerShell Studio and PrimalScript are not the same. https://www.sapien.com/software/primalscript has a feature comparison chart. That should make some of the key difference clear. If you have additional questions on that, please feel free to post t...

It's a good practice to always check if the path is correct. if (!(Test-Path $PathToFile)) { Write-Warning "$PathToFile not found" } else { $result = & $PathToFile -Variable1 $var1 -Variable2 $var2 } If you are running a script from an admin console, elevated, some personal folders may...

You didn't post any code.
It would also help if you'd post the error message(s) and/or describe what exactly constitutes "not working".

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Current licensing is perpetual. If you let maintenance expire your will not get updates and support,
but the software will keep working and any produced executables will keep running.
There is only a three day limitation on executables produced with a trial version.

PowerShell is not case sensitive. So $lastname is the same as $LastName $lastname = $LastName.text So this statement assigns the text in the $LastName object to the object itself. That'll screw things up royally. I would recommend to name things a little differently. I name controls with a 'Ctl' suf...