hello all,
New to PowerShell Studio here. Was wondering the below application is possible with PowerShell Studio 2012.
1) the following app will access the registry on a local computer to check if the specified components are installed
2) When you press validate, each component will be checked and a progress bar will be shown
3) if the application is installed, a green check will show up
4) if the application is not installed, a red check will show up
is this possible?
GUI App - Registry Checker with Progress Bar and Status
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- abrahamlowell
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Re: GUI App - Registry Checker with Progress Bar and Status
As far as the GUI side of the script is concerned, you should be able to create it with PowerShell Studio.
If you asking for help for how to implement the script, I recommend posting in the PowerShell GUI forum or the PowerShell forum.
David
If you asking for help for how to implement the script, I recommend posting in the PowerShell GUI forum or the PowerShell forum.
David
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
Re: GUI App - Registry Checker with Progress Bar and Status
Yup! You can do whatever you want from PowerShell
It's very easy. You should be able to accomplish this using Test-Path cmdlet. Based on the result, you have to display green image.
Take a look into this article: http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscripting ... -2010.aspx
It's very easy. You should be able to accomplish this using Test-Path cmdlet. Based on the result, you have to display green image.
Take a look into this article: http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscripting ... -2010.aspx