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Ah! First, in the form designer, double-click on the ComboBox field. This will create the event block "$combobox1_SelectedIndexChanged". In this event block, you'll add the code to save the value selected from the combox box: $labelDisplayComboSelected.Text = $combox1.SelectedItem.ToString() In the ...

You missed to display the selected item(s) from the combo box.
For Example:

In the Textbox control, use the Text property to enter a text to be display when it initially open the forms.
Other than that, you could add code to keep displaying the text after it get's process.

Use the same forum, then add the issue you found. This creates will a different thread which we can track separately.

Thanks Olga!!

Hey Jasonv,

Can you please file a separate issue and provide some more information? This way we can keep it separately and track them better.
Greatly Appreciated!

Please read carefully the PowerShell Get-Help information on both "Start-Process" and the "Invoke-Command". On the Start-Process cmdlet you can't include executable parameter(s) in the "-FilePath". And, on the "Invoke-Command", you probably need to use the "-RunAsAdministrator" parameter. Also, make...

Let me look into it. I'll get back to you!

Hum! Seems I can't replicate the issue with the "Save" button. I can see all options available in both a physical and on a virtual machine.
Curious, , but just in case ... Are you saving to a network drive?

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In PrimalSQL. How this connection string was setup? SQLServer, ODBC, OLEDB This will help us troubleshooting the issue you're experiencing. Also, is you're using "integrated security=true;.." why are you using UserID and Password? If your Windows credential is already setup in SQL Server then there'...