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Tag Archives: .net
Building a Chart Using PowerShell and Chart Controls
Reports are one of those things that everyone has done at some point in time using a variety of methods to include, Excel, XML, CSV, HTML, etc.… A lot of times, while the data is one thing to present, there … Continue reading
Updated Get-Certificate Function
It’s been a while since I first published my Get-PKICertificates function and talked about it on Hey, Scripting Guy!. In fact, that was my first guest blog that I had ever done which was an amazing opportunity that I have … Continue reading
Get Available Constructors Using PowerShell
Working with PowerShell sometimes (or a lot of the time) involves using .Net types to create objects that can be used for more in depth scripting of various items. It is one thing to know the type that you need … Continue reading