Adding Custom Form Controls

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    kamil.kosek
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    Adding Custom Form Controls

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    Hi, is it possible to add custom form controls to Powershell Studio to use it in the GUI editor? or have i to go the 'normal manual' way through [void][reflection.assembly]::LoadFrom((resolve-path .Formcontrol.dll)) ??
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    davidc
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    Adding Custom Form Controls

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    Yes, you will have to manually add it to the script. You could use a place holder to position the control in the Form and replace it programmatically. The ElementHost Control Set is a good example of this.

    Note: Not all controls may function correctly in PowerShell.

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