iPowerShell Pro has the ability to connect to any PowerShell Web Access server and to transmit PowerShell commands and, if you set it up, even execute scripts. It’s all very easy to do once you have it set up right. So let’s take a look at how to set it up. The first step is […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Collection Project
In PowerShell Studio 2014, we introduced a new Collection Project. The Collection Project allows you to keep track of a group of files, which typically consists of (but not limited) to ps1 script files. For example, you may have various ps1 scripts that dot source each other. Now you can create a Collection Project and […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Convert Functions into a Module
PowerShell Studio 2014 added a new project feature: New Module From Functions. You may find at times you reuse various functions and constantly copy them into new scripts or find different variations of the same function are located in different scripts. You may come to the conclusion that those functions would better serve you in […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Find In Files
One of many new features of PowerShell Studio 2014 is the Find in Files tool. Find in Files allows you to search multiple files without having to open each file individually, as you would have done in the previous versions of PowerShell Studio. The Find in Files button is location in the Tools tab of […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Code Formatting
One of the new features we added to PowerShell Studio 2014 is code formatting. PowerShell Studio 2014 will now beautify your script while you type or when you paste content. Often times when you paste a PowerShell script from the web, the lines aren’t indented correctly. With the PowerShell Studio’s code formatting, it will automatically […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Comment-Based Help Templates
In a previous article we covered how you can generate comment-based help for functions. Now we expanded upon this feature by added the ability to create templates for comment-based help generator. [Requires: PowerShell Studio 2014 v4.1.61 or above] Comment-Based Help Templates PowerShell Studio comes with a predefined template that contains the following: The template file […]
Back From TechEd: Fixing Name Resolution Issue with PowerShell
I really enjoy going to TechEd every year where I get to meet old friends and make new friends. It is also a great opportunity to speak with our users face to face. The one thing I do not enjoy about TechEd (and this seems to happen every year) is that upon return to the […]
SAPIEN Interviewed on the PowerScripting Podcast
Ferdinand Rios (CEO) and David Corrales were recently interviewed on the PowerScripting Podcast with host Jonathan Walz and guest host Jason Helmick. Listen to the interview where they discussed the 2014 release and the new products added to the suite: http://powershell.org/wp/2014/05/28/episode-271-powerscripting-podcast-ferdinand-rios-and-david-corrales-from-sapien/ We would like give a big thank you to the PowerScripting Podcast for having […]
Quick Guide to SAPIEN Software Activation
The 2014 versions of all SAPIEN Software products are limited to two (2) activations. As per our EULA this limitation to two installations has existed for quite some time. All 2014 or later SAPIEN software will use online activation to verify the availability of additional activations. Naturally this raises some questions, the most common of […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: File Templates
PowerShell Studio always contained templates for various file types. In previous versions, users who wanted to change the template had to manually edit the existing template files. Unfortunately whenever the user updated the application the installer would uninstall the application before applying an update, thus losing any modification made to the template. As a result, […]
