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johnson54937
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FORMS

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To help you better we need some information from you.

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Product, version and build: Studio 2020
32 or 64 bit version of product:64
Operating system:Win 10
32 or 64 bit OS:64

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I see mention in the forums...even when someone lists specific code.... Users of Powershell Studio FORMS...
Is this available? or has it been replaced by PrimalPad ??
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Re: FORMS

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PowerShell Studio is one of our commercial products; it comes with the ability to design Window Forms. There is a 45 day trial if you would like to test out the software. If you are interested in purchasing a license, then please contact sales@sapien.com.

PrimalPad is our free editor for VBScript, JScript, HTML, C++, C#, SQL and PowerShell files.

I hope this clears up the confusion :).
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johnson54937
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Do you have a link for the trial? I can't seem to find it...
Also... does it not come with the DevOps Suite?
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I asked how to get all the products, and was told to purchase DevOps Suite... So I did.... and still don't have everything?
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Ahhh
I have powershell Studio..
and purchased a book....
but the book didn't help with the coding, syntax...
where is the documentation for that?
like i see all the ADSI info.. how to use it in a form...
WMI... how to mix it up in a form?
how to get functions from ps1 files to use with a new form...etc...
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First, whatever book you purchased was not through us so I'm not entirely sure the contents; we stopped selling our book a while ago. You may want to get a refund.

Second, I believe there is a misunderstanding. In order to properly use PowerShell Studio and its tools, it helps to have a basic understanding of PowerShell itself. We do have specific forums for posting scripting questions in order for you to get help, but you need to be able to explain what exactly you are trying to accomplish.

As Alexander suggested in one of your other posts, Learn PowerShell in a Month of Lunches is a great book to learn PowerShell.

Third, I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to do in your form without more information. Please understand that this is not a place where we will do stuff for you, but we do try to help push you in the right direction.
In order for functions in a ps1 in a psf or another ps1, you need to dot source:
  1. . 'C:\Scripts\MyFunctions.ps1'
You can also use one of our project templates and add the existing ps1 to it.

I hope this helps.
Brittney
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
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