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You have a mistake in your coding. YOu are passing an array where a simple string is required. Please get nd read the complete error as it will tell you the exact command.

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Here is a partial example from another project: [xml]$xml = @' <?xml version="1.0"?> <Form Name="testForm" Text="Test Generated Form" StartPosition="CenterScreen" Size="600,400"> <Events> <Event Name="Closing"> <![CDATA[ Write-Host 'I am closing now' -Fore Green ]]> </Event> </Events> <Controls> <Co...

Events can be added by calling the "add" method of the control.

$button.add_Click({Write-Host 'I was clicked'})

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Simple.

$label1.Text = (Get-CimInstance Win32_OperatingSystem).version

TThat allows me to import the module relatively quickly into my PSS host whenever I need it. Executing those statements in my profile, but I got tired of waiting for the module to load at times when I didn't need it. You also can load the module from a remote site so that you don't have to install ...

Max There is no need to use "ToString()" in PowerShell especially when doing arithmetic expressions. This will always work as needed. $form1_Load={ $AddCombo1Values = @(1, 2, 3) $AddCombo2Values = @(9, 39, 10) Update-ComboBox -ComboBox $combobox1 -Items $AddCombo1Values Update-ComboBox -ComboBox $co...

Use the "ComboBox SelectionChanged" event to do the sum.