Engine Type Prerequisites

When building executables in PrimalScript or PowerShell Studio there are various engine types to choose from, each of them with a prerequisite that must be installed on the machine that will be running your program. For example, if you build an executable in PowerShell Studio and select the SAPIEN PowerShell V2 Host (Command Line) Win32 engine then the .NET […]

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Get Much More For Much Less!

Upgrade PrimalScript 2011/12 or PrimalForms 2011/PowerShell Studio 2012 to the SAPIEN Software Suite 2012 for 30% Off! If you already own PrimalScript 2012 or PowerShell Studio 2012, you already know how important it is to your work. Easy to use, comprehensive, adaptable, helpful, time-saving… you might wonder how you ever lived without it. Now is […]

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Writing VBScript that really runs in PowerShell

It’s quite possible to run traditional WSH script from the PowerShell console, and people have even directly hosted VBScript in PowerShell since 2004 using the Microsoft Script Control. However, you can go farther than just loading VBScript into an object in a PowerShell session and calling its methods. You can use VBScript – or any other Active Scripting language, for that matter – as a scripting language for PowerShell.

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Registry access from 32 to 64 bit and back

Just recently, I received an email asking how you can access the 64 bit registry from a 32 bit script, or vice versa. The task the individual was facing was to come up with a way to verify installed applications via checking the corresponding Windows Installer registry entries. For a C++ programmer with access to […]

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Attention User Groups

We are sending our CEO and CTO on tour! SAPIEN Technologies will be visiting a number of user groups within the US to meet and discuss ideas, present new exciting products and to get feedback from you, our customers and users. Of course we  will also sponsor those meetings with cool prizes and whatever goodies […]

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