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hrlarsen
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PowerShell Studio

Post by hrlarsen »

PowerShell Studio GUI
Windows 10/11

How do you see all Code in Powershell Studio on 1 view page overview.
When creating a Powershell Gui Form, and all the scripts behind it?
That are hidden away in the program.
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brittneyr
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Post by brittneyr »

All form data is stored in the PSF as XML. Objects are serialized and de-serialized in XML. When you run or package a PSF, PowerShell Studio is generating the code from the XML alongside your code into a PS1.

You can always export your PSF to a PS1 (Deploy->Export) and see the actual code. It is important to note you should not recovery any modified exported script back to a PSF.

You may find the following article helpful:
https://www.sapien.com/blog/2022/01/04/ ... ll-studio/
Brittney
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
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