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Under the Option menu, in the "Script Settings | Script Signing" section.
Use the Certificate button to find you certificate (See image)
Please, let us know if this solve the issue.

Thanks for reporting the issue. Our support team will look into it and get back to you soon as possible.

As you probably notice, Exchange modules will reside on the server side. So, you will need to use PowerShell remoting in order for PowerShell Studio Cache Editor to work and provide intellisense for the Exchange module. Check out the following articles that can get you started: PowerShell Studio: Wo...

No issues at all! You should be fine.
But, don't hesitate to contact us for any help.

Under Platform, make sure you got Windows PowerShell (32 or 64 bit) select before using the Debug button.

Just in case, Debug button won't work if you have selected PowerShell Core. We are working in getting more features added to support PowerShell Core.

Thanks for reporting the issue. I will follow up with the team as
soon as everyone returns from holiday.

This is Great!

Thanks for providing the sample code. We'll be doing some test and get back to you soon.

In your example, you are missing how are you storing the values in the here-string.
Are you using single or double quotes? How are you displaying the values?

It's important to provide some kind of sample code to reproduce the issue you're experiencing.
This will help greatly.

Sorry! But, there's nothing wrong with using the continuation '`' as it helps make the script line readable. But, it's a personal choice as is really optional. If you do a Get-Help New-PSDrive, in Windows PowerShell 5.1, you'll notice you're using a parameter "-server" that doesn't exist. The error ...

First, snapins are not loaded automatically. This is why the cache export won't work. In order for the cache export to work, you need to create a PowerShell Profile.PS1 file with cmdlet Add-PSSnapin with the name of the Exchange snappin on the Exchange system first. This is all explained in the post...