In the PowerShell Studio: Enable and Disable Groups of Controls article we discussed how you can enable or disable group of controls by setting the parent control’s Enable property. Now we will look at other properties that have a similar trickle down effect, but work fundamentally in a different fashion. For example, if you change […]
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Expired community previews
The community previews for WMI Explorer 2014 and PowerRegEx have now expired. We will evaluate your feedback and re-release these tools for existing customers soon. If you haven’t had a chance to provide us with your feedback, wishes and concerns, please feel free to visit the Community Tools Forum and leave us a message. […]
PowerShell Studio: GUI Tutorials
The guys over at PowerShell Task Force have been posting a series of GUI Tutorials using PowerShell Studio 2012, including a festive Christmas GUI: Create AD users the GUI way: http://powershelltaskforce.com/2013/12/create-ad-users-part-6/# Merry Christmas – How To: http://powershelltaskforce.com/2013/12/merry-christmas-the-how-to/ I would like to thank PowerShell Task Force for the tutorials! Happy Holidays!
PowerShell Studio 2012 Reaches The Czech Republic!
Truth be told, our products have been used by many users in the Czech Republic for several years now but we certainly appreciate learning that more and more IT professionals are discovering our products there. Petr Vanicek, a network administrator and blogger in the Czech Republic, posted a nice blog article on PowerShell Studio 2012. […]
iPowerShell Pro 4.0 Released into the Wild
Merry Christmas! Here is an early Christmas gift from SAPIEN. Just in time for the holidays, the latest version of iPowerShell Pro (version 4.0) is now available on the App Store. Current owners of iPowerShell Pro will receive this release as a free upgrade. New users can purchase it for $4.99. This release is virtually […]
Service Release (12/4/2013)
Release Notes: PrimalScript 2012 v 6.5.156: FIX: Crash when PowerShell strings are too long for internal buffer FIX: Snippet Editor overlap issue with higher DPI settings FIX: Console color issue with PowerShell 4.0 (Coloring now handled by OS) UPD: Document Explorer content updated for PowerShell 4.0 UPD: Minor changes and bug fixes. UPD: Compatibility changes […]
Atlanta does PowerShell right!
Mark your calendar for October 26 for PowerShell Saturday in Atlanta, Georgia! SAPIEN Technologies is sponsoring this event and we hope you can make it. The one-day event includes 15 one-hour presentations on everything PowerShell, a hands-on-lab, and even an Iron Scripter competition (do *you* have what it takes?!). The sessions are intensive and are […]
PowerShell Studio 2012 – WinForms – GUI ToolMaking
Francois-Xavier Cat over at the LazyWinAdmin blog, wrote a follow up article to Creating a GUI with PowerShell Studio. Like the previous article, a video is included: “Today I will go a bit further and show you how to create a tool to query some information from a remote computer. I will first send […]
Creating a GUI with PowerShell Studio
Francois-Xavier Cat over at the LazyWinAdmin blog, wrote a great article on how to create a basic GUI using PowerShell Studio 2012. In addition, the article includes a video of the process: “The following post will demo how to create a basic Graphical User Interface with SAPIEN PowerShell Studio 2012. Last year I released […]
PowerShell Studio – Passing and Returning Values using Forms
Two frequent questions we get on the forums are: How do I pass a value to another form? How do I get the results from a form? In this article, we will answer these common questions in order to give you a better understanding about how to use projects with multiple forms. Getting Started […]
