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Disconnect-TerminalSession
Disconnects a specific remote desktop session on a system running Terminal Services/Remote Desktop
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Remove-SDMgpoSecurity
Removes a permission (ACE) from a GPO
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Get-SDMgpobject
Provides access to individual settings within domain and local GPOs.
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Convert-QADAttributeValue
Convert attribute values of a directory object to the specified .NET type.
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Write-Verbose
Writes a string to the verbose display of the host.
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Resize-Bitmap
Resizes bitmaps.
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Set-SystemMessage
Use the Set-SystemMessage cmdlet in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 to modify existing customized Delivery Status Notification (DSN) or quota messages, in the specified language, on computers that have the Hub Transport server role or Edge Transport server role installed.
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Get-MailboxFolderStatistics
Use the Get-MailboxFolderStatistics cmdlet to retrieve information about the folders in a specified mailbox, including the number and size of items in the folder, the folder name and ID, and other information.
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Get-PSDrive
Gets information about Windows PowerShell drives.
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Export-Clixml
Creates an XML-based representation of an object or objects and stores it in a file.
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HttpRest 1.0.1
Added Get-WebPageContent to the initial implementation of the Http REST script functions (usable as a v1 script or as a module).
Documentation on "this post on HuddledMasses":http://huddledmasses.org/using-rest-apis-from-powershell-with-the-dream-sdk/
ISE-Snippets
ISE-Snippets module v 1.0
DEVELOPED FOR CTP3
See comments for each function for changes ...
As a shortcut for every snippet would be to much, I created Add-Snippet which presents a menu.
Feel free to add your own snippets to function Add-Snippet but please contribute your changes here
Provides Code Snippets for working with ISE
Add-Snippet - Presents menu for snippet selection
Add-SnippetToEditor - Adds a snippet at caret position
Get-ChildItemProxy
This is an advanced function that uses a proxy command to add two new switches to get-childitem
You can name this function get-childitem and it will overwrite the existing cmdlet.
With Proxy Commands, you can mess with the meta data and add/subtract parameters from real cmdlets
Most of this code was generated with Jeffrey Snover's new Metaprogramming Module
http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2009/01/04/extending-and-or-modifing-commands-with-proxies.aspx
http://www.get-powershell.com
ISE-Lines
ISE-Lines module v 1.1 ( Conflate-Line improved )
DEVELOPED FOR CTP3
Provides Line cmdlets for working with ISE
Duplicate-Line - Duplicates current line
Conflate-Line - Conflates current and next line
MoveUp-Line - Moves current line up
MoveDown-Line - Moves current line down
Delete-TrailingBlanks - Deletes trailing blanks in the whole script
Get-PipeLineObject
For TabExpansion.ps1
this requires latest TabExpansion.ps1 in a same directory
TabExpansion
Ported TabExpansion from V2CTP2 to v1.0 and extended.
Update:
Parameter expansion for function, filter and scripts
man -f<tab>
'param([System.StringSplitOptions]$foo,[System.Management.Automation.ActionPreference]$bar,[System.Management.Automation.CommandTypes]$baz) {}' > foobar.ps1
.\foobar.ps1 -<tab> -b<tab>
Enum expansion for function, filter and scripts parameter (this doesn't work latest V2 CTP)
.\foobar.ps1 -foo rem<tab> -bar <tab><comma>c<tab><comma>sc<tab> -ea silent<tab> -wa con<tab>
Enum expansion for assignment expression
$ErrorActionPreference =<space><tab>
$cmdtypes = New-Object System.Management.Automation.CommandTypes[] 3
$cmdtypes =<space><tab><comma><space>func<tab><comma><space>cmd<tab> -as<space><tab>
Better '$_.' expansion for Get-Item and Get-Command and a expression of only a variable
$data = Get-Process; $data[2,4,5] | % { $_.<tab>
gi hkcu:\ | % { $_.subkey<tab>
gcm powershell.exe | % { $_.file<tab>
*this requires latest Get-PipeLineObject.ps1 in a same directory
ISE-CopyOutPutToEditor
Some of the new ISE custom menue functions only work in the editor pane and not in the output. If you have something in the output that you want to use, just copy it to a fresh editor pane. You can even save it, if you want. Nobody said, that only valid PowerShell scripts can be edited by ISE
PowerShell Template
I've modified the original function. I like this one better.
running regions in ISE
scripting for running regions by hotkeys in powershell v2 CTP3 ISE. http://www.karlprosser.com/coder
[CTP3] Invoke-ISE
A little starter for ISE using advanced functions
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We want to send out our thanks to everyone for helping to make this community grow. And to show just how much effect that this community has had on our fellow PowerShell users out there, we will leave you with this message from Lee, a member of the community:
"This is just a quick thank you to everyone in the forums who has helped me over the past few months. You've made my Powershell experience richer and helped me become so much more productive.
Happy Christmas and all the best for the new year."
And the same thoughtscome from us, too!
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By Karl Prosser on
1/3/2009 7:14 PM
PowerShell CTP3 ISE - Integrated Scripting environment has inherited many ideas and features from PowerShell analyzer including multiple runspaces,editors, a smaller immediate input area and output pane, however it doesn’t have the output visualizers of PSA nor the super fast RTS like execution control of PSA.
However Microsoft in their wisdom has made ISE rather extensible through the $PSISE variable, and many people already have added some very cool functionality to ISE through these.
When I first demo’d what was then MSH analyzer to Microsoft back in the first few months of 2006, the feature that seemed to stand out the most to the team was the ability to select an area of code and just run that. Thankfully that level of execution control is now in ISE as F6, but I wanted more, so i’m going to share with you a script that build a few months ago to add a couple of features.
F7 run the current physical line.
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By Karl Prosser on
12/19/2008 4:58 PM
SURVEY: http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pgTpVBomNgDwUA9uQNRKAbw&hl=en
Taking an app from an internal application to a shrink-wrap ready for
the masses state is a lot of work, and updating/supporting/marketting
a product even more so. So after the huge sucess of PowerShell Plus
which is now safe in Idera's hands we need your help to decide what we
are going to release next. We plan to release some free projects, even
some opensource apps, but will likely look at productizing a project
so we can continue to feed our families. Please take the time to take
our survey
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By Marco Shaw on
6/27/2008 4:52 AM
PowerShell Usability Study, July 22 to July 29, 2008 at Redmond, WA
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By Karl Prosser on
6/17/2008 9:15 PM
So I've loved portable apps from time memorial and have valued making my own apps as portable as possible - XCOPY friendly.
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By Karl Prosser on
6/17/2008 9:12 PM
Given the context on the last few posts. I've made a simple helper method in C# that can take a simple powershell hashtable and create a PSCustomObject based on it. Here is an example of how you can call it.
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By Karl Prosser on
6/17/2008 9:08 PM
Based on the performance testing and work being done by myself , mow , Brandon Shell and others the question has come up what is the quickest way to generate a PSCustomObject, whether in script , on in C#, and how do you even do it in C#?
Some typical ways of doing in PowerShell have been either something like the following trick:
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By Karl Prosser on
6/11/2008 9:23 PM
I've spend a lot of time in the past looking at the performance of PowerShell but have never gotten around to blogging about it. However it has become quite a hot button among MVPs and others in recent days and we've been busy testing and comparing the speeds different techniques in PowerShell in both V1 and V2.
In V1 there seems to be extreme slowdowns when invoking cmdlet, functions, any type of scriptblock and when using the pipeline. If you...
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By Karl Prosser on
6/7/2008 12:32 AM
One thing that has bothered me about true cmdlets in contrast scripts is that they lived in SnapIns and couldn't be deployed with xcopy as scripts can because SnapIns required Registration/Installation. I build my own way to deal with this need some time ago, and thought that I'd start a blog series covering it. I call them Snapininis or SnapIn-Lites. A good thing is you can achieve the same end result in PowerShell V2 with modules - but that is V2 and a while away from being released, and then even further away from being fully deployed.
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By Karl Prosser on
6/3/2008 10:40 PM
Many people recently have asked how to determine programatically what version of PowerShell their script is running in. Well in version two there is a $psversiontable variable, but this sadly isn't in V1. All is not lost though, as you can write a simple function to return a version object for v1. Below is a quick function that I wrote that I have been using for the last year or so.
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By Don Jones on
6/2/2008 8:01 AM
Here's my hands-on review of the Amazon Kindle, along with a chance for you to win your own!
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