What’s in store for the next version of iPowerShell Pro? Can you say Enhanced PowerShell Web Access? Check out the screen shots below: Figure 1 below shows what PSWA looks like on a tablet through iPowerShell Pro. Tap the cmdlet button to bring up a list of cmdlets. Tap a cmdlet to bring up its […]
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Return from the PowerShell Summit
This week, I had the pleasure to speak and attend the inaugural PowerShell Summit. In my “GUI Toolmaking with PowerShell” session I covered how to create a GUI using PowerShell Studio 2012 and how to use some common controls. Even with an unwanted office agent’s help (Clippy-Don), the session was a success. (Pictures courtesy of […]
PrimalScript or PowerShell Studio?
We do get this question from users new to our software quite frequently. We realize that there is some overlap between the two products, they are both editors after all and both support PowerShell. I could go on and explain at length what the differences are, but fortunately I don’t have to. Powershell guru and […]
PowerShell Scoping – Revisited
Yes, we said we would not speak of it again, but a user post provided a good example of the change in scoping rules between PowerShell V2 and V3. This particular user had a question about GUI controls on our new PowerShell GUIs forum and provided an example GUI script. In the example, the user […]
We Will Be At The PowerShell Summit—Will You?
SAPIEN is proud to be a sponsor of the PowerShell Summit North America 2013 and, to celebrate, we are offering 20% off all our PowerShell-related products during the month of April. That includes PowerShell Studio 2012, PrimalScript 2012, all our ebooks, and the PowerShell Video Training Set. Choose one, choose all! The PowerShell Summit is […]
Another PowerShell V3 breakpoint bug [UPDATED]
[UPDATE] Some users report that they cannot reproduce this behavior on Windows 8. Our Windows 8 machines show the same behavior. We will investigate further what the differences are. [END UPDATE] As we previously reported here (PowerShell V3 breakpoint bug) PowerShell V3 has a serious breakpoint bug where breakpoints cannot be set or removed after […]
PowerShell Studio 2012 Product Review
We would like to thank “New SQL Blog” for recently posting a review of PowerShell Studio 2012. “If you spend a lot of time writing PowerShell code there’s just no better ISE out there.” Read the full review: http://newsqlblog.com/2013/03/14/powershell-studio-review/
PowerShell SuperHero Confesses All
It’s always great to receive feedback from our users and fans but it’s particularly nice when they blog about our software or even about our line of clothing! Mike Robbins wrote a great review about PowerShell Studio 2012 (link here) and we encourage you to read it. He also has a couple pictures of himself […]
Jazz up your VBScripts with PowerShell and Windows Forms
Sure, you are supposed to write all new scripts in PowerShell. Some say you can replace any VBScript with a single line in PowerShell. But the truth is, many of you still have to maintain, develop and debug scripts written in VBScript. Some of our customers also have to maintain VBScript or JScript files that […]
First rule of PowerShell scoping rules…
… never talk about PowerShell scoping rules. Judging from the posts, emails and questions we get about variable scope in PowerShell Studio forms, PowerShell scoping rules are shrouded in mystery. When you read about_scopes you get a lot of information. When you come from any other scripting language, for example VBScript, you are used to […]
