At long last, we’ve released an updated version of Windows PowerShell: TFM 3rd Ed that covers PowerShell CTP 3. Actually, you’ll find some overlap with the version of PowerShell included in WIndows 7 RC1. This version of the book is offered in eBook format as part of our IPO program.
Tag: ctp
Fun with PowerShell ISE
A popular PowerShell version 2 feature is the graphical PowerShell console, known as the Integrated Script Environment or ISE. The ISE has its own object model which means you can customize it. Here a few things you might want to tweak, or at least experiment with.
Does PrimalScript 2009 support PowerShell V2?
We are getting lots of email asking this one question. PrimalScript’s PowerShell support was designed to use whatever version is installed from the very beginning. So all Cmdlets, their parameters, the online help, tooltips etc are always up to date. So if you don’t see a specific service build to support this or that particular […]
Why should you care about the PowerShell v2 CTP?
Are there any features of Windows Vista you don’t like (UAC comes to mind, for me)? What about Exchange? SQL Server? Windows Server? I’m sure you can come up with at least a few things that you just feel were *designed* wrong for the way you need them to work. Here’s the problem with Microsoft […]
PowerShell v2: New CTP
At Microsoft Management Summit yesterday, Jeffrey Snover announced a new Community Technology Preview (CTP) build of Windows PowerShell v2. This new release offers improved remoting, transactional operations support, improved script cmdlets, and much more – it’s worth checking out. Here at SAPIEN, we’re announcing that Windows PowerShell v2.0: TFM has been updated to reflect this […]
A New PowerShell v2 CTP?
Jeffrey Snover has been posting blog entries that are leading up to a new CTP of Windows PowerShell v2. Keep in mind that we’ll be updating Windows PowerShell v2.0: TFM at the same time! So if you’ve bought it in the past, watch for an announcement, here in this blog, when a new revision is […]
PowerShell v2 Book: Reviewers Needed
Please read this post in its entirety before responding! As you may know, Jeff Hicks and I have been working on a 3rd edition of our Windows PowerShell: TFM book, which focuses on v2.0 of PowerShell. Of course, PowerShell v2 isn’t released yet, but it is available as a Community Technology Preview (CTP). So we’ve […]
