SAPIEN Technologies

Product, version and build: SPS 5.6.170 32 or 64 bit version of product: 64-bit Operating system: Windows 10 32 or 64 bit OS: 64-bit Hey team, I love the new script packager, it looks so nice! I just have one complaint, and that is the keyboard shortcut for opening File. It's different between SPS a...

Whoops.. Thought I had already updated

Thanks!

Product, version and build: PowerShell Studio 2019 5.6.164 32 or 64 bit version of product: 64-bit Operating system: Windows 10 1803 32 or 64 bit OS: 64-bit The option for Place open brace on a new line in Options → Formatting → Formatting is not respecting the toggled selection for me. I currently ...

Since the data you posted was actually tab separated, I added in commas and made it a real csv data set: Hitroll,20,19,18 150,3CP,4CP,4EP 149,3BP,4CP,4DP 148,3AP,4BP,4CP 147,3AP,4BP,4CP 146,3AP,4BP,4CP 145,3AK,4AP,4CP 144,3,4AP,4BP Using this data, you can do something like so and you'll get the fol...

I can now confirm that if you have Chrome open and run the above code, it will open the pages in new tabs.

This should do the trick: $URL = Get-Content C:\Users\xadmin\Documents\Dashboard\URL.txt $URL | ForEach-object { Start-Process -FilePath "chrome.exe" -ArgumentList $_ } You get your URL data from the file, pipe it to ForEach-Object as JVierra recommended, and then execute the Start-Process cmdlet ag...

No problem! Happy to help

In a recent blog post Alex talked about how to create a notepad-esque application using PowerShell and the SAPIENHost object. We're looking into building an application just like this for our service desk and I'm wondering, what are the benefits are of doing this over using a Forms project with a Ri...

Hey SAPIEN, I just bought a license for PowerShell Studio and when I went to copy the license (on the sapien.com/account/products page) I accidentally clicked "Add Premium Support", which then gave me this error: 2019.01.25_SAPIEN_Store_Error.png I experienced this while logged into this account so ...

I still have yet to encounter this issue so I would consider it a rare enough occurrence to not worry about.

If I run into anything in the future I'll be sure to make a post. Thanks for the help, everyone!