Not long ago we released the WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell. We have taken the Reference a step further by creating an interactive version! The Interactive Reference allows you to display help information by clicking on a control in the Toolbox: For those of you who like reading on paper, you have the option to […]
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Join SAPIEN at PowerShell Saturday in Charlotte on Sept. 15
Join Alex Riedel, CTO at SAPIEN Technologies, in Charlotte, NC, for a full day of PowerShell-ness! PowerShell Saturday #2 will take place on September 15 and will bring together 200 developers, network administrators, and IT professionals for 15 intense sessions on hot PowerShell-related topics such as Windows 8, Sharepoint, SQL Server, and Exchange, among others. […]
PowerShell Studio: New ProgressBar Control
In the last service release of PowerShell Studio 2012 (v3.0.8) a new custom control called ProgressBarOverlay was introduced. This new progress control functions exactly like the typical progress bar, with the added ability of displaying a text percentage over the progress bar. Adding a ProgressBarOverlay Control: Like the typical progress bar, you can add the […]
PowerShell Studio 2012: Form Recovery
Over time we have had various users who needed to alter the form but lost the original pff file. These users only had an exported GUI script. Naturally they would ask us if they could recover the original form from the exported script. The only solution was to recreate the form by hand and manually […]
PowerShell is HOT!
Microsoft is putting PowerShell at the front and center of Windows 8 and you (and your future career) need to be up to speed—NOW! This month, we are going to help you get there with a super collection of everything you need to go from PowerShell newbie to expert. For a *hugely* reduced price, you […]
PrimalPad 2012 gets script signing
We think that setting your execution policy to AllSigned or at least RemoteSigned in PowerShell is very important. Likewise, your security policy for VBScript, JScript and WSF file should also only allow signed scripts to be executed. PrimalScript and PowerShell Studio have always supported script signing and so does the new PowerShell Profile Editor. So […]
Additional downloads for registered users
If you have any software registered at MySAPIEN you will start to see additional downloads when you login. For one, you will see the stand-alone installers for PrimalMerge 2012 and the SAPIEN Document Explorer there. If you are creating a custom install for PrimalScript or PowerShell Studio these two packages are installed as prerequisites and […]
Introducing the PowerShell Profile Editor
PowerShell’s profiles make setting up your work environment a bit easier, allowing you to pre-load your most common snapins or modules, define functions, set variables and whatever else you need on startup. However, since there are quite a number of profiles, potentially one for each host, one for all users, one for each user, one […]
SAPIEN Returns to the PowerScripting Podcast
Join us live on the PowerScripting Podcast! Ferdinand Rios (Chief Executive Officer) and David Corrales (Lead for PowerShell Studio) will be discussing PowerShell Studio 2012, PrimalScript 2012 and iPowerShell. The live podcast will begin at 9:30 PM EST time, Thursday August 2. http://powerscripting.wordpress.com/ Don’t miss it!
WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell
We are happy to release the “WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell” guide. This guide provides you with a quick reference for the WinForm controls in PowerShell Studio. The document contains a list of all the important properties, methods, and events that you should be familiar with when creating GUIs in PowerShell. How can I […]
