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Tag Archives: Powershell
PowerShell and WPF: Buttons
In my second installment of working with PowerShell and WPF, I will touch on the subject of Buttons. They can be a pretty important part of your UI and should be treated as such. Ok, so buttons seem pretty simple; … Continue reading
PowerShell and WPF: Introduction and Building Your First Window
Building a user interface (UI) in PowerShell may sound like a difficult process and you may not even know where to begin to accomplish something like this. Luckily, there are a few choices on what you can use to create … Continue reading
PowerShell V3 is RTM!
You heard it! PowerShell V3 is now available to download as RTM! It is already installed on the RTM versions on Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012. For the down level systems (Windows 2008, 200R2 and Windows 7), you can … Continue reading
Converting Bytes To The Largest Type Using P/Invoke
A good while back I wrote an article (one of my first) that showed a way to convert the raw bytes of a file or anything for that matter into the upper most value. For instance, if you had 100240 … Continue reading
PowerShell Deep Dive Book
Now that we have been given the go ahead to announce it, I can now say that I am going to be contributing to a “PowerShell Deep Dive” book with a number of PowerShell superstars! I am very excited about … Continue reading