A couple of months ago, Microsoft announced that PowerShell Core had reached the Generally Available (GA) and supported status. Subsequently, we released PowerShell Studio 2018 which features the ability to build, test, and execute PowerShell Core scripts. As PowerShell Core evolves, SAPIEN Technologies is committed to expand and support PowerShell Core with subsequent builds of our products. In […]
Category: PowerShell Studio
Installing Windows Services Created with PowerShell
Last week we introduced a new PrimalScript template for Windows PowerShell which makes writing Windows Services much easier. In this article, we will show you how to use MSI Builder to create an installer for your Windows Services. We created the services packager engine to allow for self-install / uninstall of a service, but that […]
Stock Icons for your Script Packages
Occasionally we get a request to retrieve source code from a script packaged with PrimalScript or PowerShell Studio. One thing we noticed on those occasions is that the icon is almost always the default script package icon we supply with the products. We thought that you might like a little more variety for the icons […]
New PowerShell Service Template for PrimalScript 2018
PrimalScript 2018 supports advanced functionality for Windows services written in PowerShell and packaged with PrimalScript 2018 or PowerShell Studio 2018. While your old code will still work unmodified with this packager engine as it detects the presence of the new functions, it is a good idea to revamp your code to use the new template. […]
PowerShell Studio 2018: Service Release v5.5.149
Today we released a new service build of PowerShell Studio 2018 (v5.5.149). This service build is included as part of the regular update cycle for our subscribers. Important: Please update to this build in order to resolve the unhandled exception issues introduced in the v5.5.148 build. New Features This service release introduces a new […]
PowerShell Studio 2018: Released!
We are happy to announce the release of PowerShell Studio 2018, which is included as part of the regular update cycle for our subscribers. New Features and Improvements The 2018 release includes many improvements and new features to enhance your overall experience with PowerShell Studio. PrimalSense Improvements Updated Cache We updated our cache […]
SAPIEN – Speaking at the Jacksonville PowerShell User Group
On the evening of Friday, February 2nd, I had the pleasure of speaking at the PowerShell User Group meeting in Jacksonville, FL. We sponsored the JAX group with pizza and had a great time talking about PowerShell Core and demoing some of the SAPIEN PowerShell Studio features, such as: File Grouping Custom tools Cache editor […]
Video featuring PowerShell Studio Cache Editor
Following the recent post on “PowerShell Studio Feature Nugget – Refreshing Local Cache PowerShell Cmdlets and Modules“: https://www.sapien.com/blog/2017/12/07/powershell-studio-feature-nugget-refreshing-local-cache-powershell-cmdlets-and-modules/ Check out the short video on “PowerShell Studio – Cache Editor Feature“: https://youtu.be/DMDzc7TAJig Remember, if you have any questions, feel free to check out our support page at: https://www.sapien.com/support
SAPIEN Technologies on PowerShell Core
SAPIEN Technologies strives to bring the best products to all levels of IT administration. The announcement of PowerShell Core, which is not a finished product yet, causes a lot of confusion. It is our policy that we can’t support products that haven’t been released-to-manufacturers (RTM). But this particular product, which is Open Source, is steadily taking […]
PowerShell Studio Feature Nugget – Refreshing Local Cache PowerShell Cmdlets and Modules
One feature of PowerShell Studio that you want to pay attention to is the PowerShell Cache Editor. When PowerShell Studio is opened for the first time, it creates a cache of all available cmdlets and modules that are on your local machine. The *cached cmdlets and modules are used to provide PrimalSense, syntax coloring for your […]
