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Category Archives: powershell
Exploring iTunes Using PowerShell Part 3: Connected Devices
Continuing on with my article on PoweShell and iTunes, I am now going to show you how to find out what devices are currently connected to iTunes. By connected, I mean that the device is actually showing up as being … Continue reading
Exploring iTunes Using PowerShell Part 2: The Equalizer
Using PowerShell, we have already seen what we can access with the iTunes COM object. The following article was already published: https://learn-powershell.net/2013/12/19/exploring-itunes-using-powershell-part-1/ Now I am going to step further along with this and show off the equalizer in this application … Continue reading
New Column at MCPMag.Com!
My first column is already out, but I wanted to post that I have taken on a writing gig with MCPMag.com. This was an offer that I really couldn’t pass up as it gives me an opportunity to reach out … Continue reading
Looking More at System.Array With PowerShell
I had written about why you shouldn’t use System.Array and instead should use System.Collections.ArrayList and went over the performance gains regarding this. I had mentioned that each time you add something to the System.Array, that it rebuilt itself while adding … Continue reading
Using a ScriptBlock Parameter With a PowerShell Function
You may have noticed in some cmdlets that you can apply a scriptblock to certain parameters and have the scriptblock run during the code execution of the cmdlet. Take Sort-Object for example. I can use a scriptblock to perform a … Continue reading