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why not something like $form1_Load={ #TODO: Initialize Form Controls here $this.Location = '-500,100' } While it might start on the center/main screen, you can use the location to move it to a second monitor. I'm guessing, you want these applications to open in the same spot everyday, and each app y...

It's your single quotes, to powershell, it means, literal. It has no idea that $SourcePath is a variable that you assigned with the values of ("\\Domain\Server\Share\Subfolder" + $env:USERNAME) it just see $Sourcepath change your single quotes to double quotes and watch your text go from Orange to S...

Open your project
Go to the Design Tab
Then look up a bit and to the left
You'll have three boxes

Controls | Control Sets | Select

Click Control Sets, then double click which you want

that is an answer I can live with. I also had this issue with Asynchronous Network Ping
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So I was doing some testing on how to get the fastest, ping return on machines as we know, test-connection has a three second delay if the PC isn't found So in comes [Net.NetworkInformation.Ping]::New().SendPingAsync() I have found it likes to give me false statements, such as, a PC in California, w...

Wow... you make it so simple.

I modified the example to demonstrate how to communicate with a form via the synchash. It shows two methods for altering the a second main form from the creating form. I use the name "Parent" in the synchash but the form is not a true "Parent" as defined by the form's "Parent" property but it does ...

Thanks.. I'll dig into this tomorrow and post back

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I just used this in the demo
So yes its a runspace

Sorry, it is a runspace

And the code is yours J