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Category Archives: powershell
PowerShell Magazine Article on UpdateServices Module
My latest article on the PowerShell Magazine went live today. I talk about working with the new UpdateServices module on Windows Server 2012. Check it out! Client and patch management using the UpdateServices module
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I’m An Honorary Scripting Guy!
Today I had the pleasure of being named an Honorary Scripting Guy along with 9 other individuals. I am grateful for this honor and look forward to many more articles and contributions to the PowerShell community! Full article here: Announcing … Continue reading
PowerShell and WPF: StackPanel
Moving on with my WPF series, we are now going to look at using StackPanels for a layout. A StackPanel is a layout that you can use to arrange child controls either vertically or horizontally. StackPanels are pretty simple to … Continue reading
PowerShell and WPF: Labels
Continuing on in my series of working with WPF and PowerShell, today’s article is about Labels. While there really isn’t a lot with using labels other than just displaying something in your UI, it is another control in WPF and … Continue reading
Guest Spot on PowerShell Magazine–PSTIP
I have a guest spot on the PowerShell Magazine that went live today. Check it out here: http://www.powershellmagazine.com/2012/10/22/pstip-quickly-generate-a-password/ Enjoy!