SAPIEN Technologies

You're pretty stupid for someone with 40 years of experience. Maybe you've just been repeating the same year forty times. It's a common problem with people who suffer from myopia. You could have also just started with "If you want I can suggest books and other methods that can help you learn Po...

I appreciate the reply, but maybe try to stop saying "you don't have enough experience" as though you're the only person who understands how to be a programmer. I know the question sounds vague, but really I was trying to avoid pasting a bunch of json data that has sensitive info. Mainly I...

@jvierra, I appreciate the info. I did notice that as well, and so the question is what is the replacement?

I am trying to grab data from a Json file, and then output only the values associated to objects that have a field that reads "pass". I am not exactly sure how to proceed, as I've not touched powershell in a while now, and mostly been working on linux. I know it's probably just a simple co...

I refer to it as a scripting language as my only exposure to it is from the DOS era, simple Basic. I was linked the following for a way to make a custom add-in https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/quickstarts/outlook-quickstart?tabs=yeomangenerator but that looks like a javascript sol...

I am very new to VBA (I love to hate VB generally), but it seems like I have not choice but to use it to create an Outlook macro that will do some e-mail related tasks with a users clicks on the button. I am curious as to which tool I would use to create the VBA script, and if there's the option of ...

I see, thank you for that response. So if I were to make my stuff open-source and available freely on a public git repo, I would essentially have to export everything to PS1 for the GUI to be modifiable by anyone else? And at that point I wouldn't be able to convert it back to PSF, which kind of for...

Product, version and build: DevOps suite Operating system: Windows 10 PowerShell version(s): Latest I am curious about the source code when creating GUIs using powershell Studio. I decided to try making a Menu Form, and the default items that show up are File, Edit, Help. I had a look at the script ...

Awesome, that's a perfect starting point for me. I will likely use mongodb as a cloud service to start as they have this tool to help you view the collections neatly. I am hoping I won't have to install mongodb drivers to connect, but if so I suppose I'll need to add it to what I am building. Thank ...