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07
Nov
2009
Bulk-create printer objects on print servers using Windows PowerShell

1 day ago by Jan Egil Ring

When installing a new print-server with several hundreds or thousands of printer objects there arent`t too much fun doing this manually. Here are 3 steps to automate this process: 1) Install all printer drivers on the new printserver 2) Create a csv-file with a listing of all printer objects and the ...

Jan Egil`s Admin-Blog - janegilring.wordpress.com · 2 references

05
Nov
2009
PowerShell V.2

3 days ago by Margaret Pratt

PowerShell V.2 is here and SAPIEN is ready! Don Jones and Jeff Hicks have been working hard on a text for version 2. The result is Windows PowerShell V.2: TFM. We are currently accepting pre-orders as ScriptingOutpost.com. To read more about content and changes please visit http://www.sapienpress.co ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 82,806 · 37 references

04
Nov
2009
SAPIEN on Tour

4 days ago by Margaret Pratt

Our own CEO Ferdinand Rios is going to be in Austin, Texas 11/6/2009. Dr. Rios will be speaking at The Central Texas Systems Management User Group (CTSMUG). This a community of IT Professionals that share a comment interest in Systems Management. It will be held at: Microsoft Corporation 9606 Mo-Pac ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 82,806 · 37 references

01
Nov
2009
How to install an Excel Add-in with PowerShell

7 days ago by Jan Egil Ring

Recently I had the need to automate the process of installing Excel Add-ins in a terminalserver (or more correctly Remote Desktop Services environment since this was Windows Server 2008 R2) environment. Since Excel Add-ins are per-user based, this was in the first place a manual setting. Of course w ...

Jan Egil`s Admin-Blog - janegilring.wordpress.com · 2 references

30
Oct
2009
Multitouch Fingerpaint in 30 Lines of PowerShell Script

9 days ago by channel9

Join James Brundage, Software Tester from the PowerShell Team, as he walks through how to write a multitouch finger paint in ~30 lines of Windows PowerShell script using WPK (WPF PowerShell Kit). You can download WPK and this example as part of the PowerShell Pack. ( http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/P ...

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21
Oct
2009
PrimalPad Community Edition update

18 days ago by Alex Riedel

PrimalPad has been updated to recognize all PowerShell V2 keywords and cmdlets for syntax coloring. Check your Help -> About and look at the version number, if it’s not 1.0.13 you may want to head over to our Community Tools site and download it in your color and platform of choice. Technorati Tags: ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 82,806 · 37 references

19
Oct
2009
Closing the Form: What you might expect and what really happens

20 days ago by David Corrales

Recently I was contacted by one of our PrimalForms users. He commented that the behavior of a script deviated from what he was expecting. He provided me with the following script block for the Button Click Event so that I could help clear up the confusion: $handler_button3_Click={ # Check that a log ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 82,806 · 37 references

15
Oct
2009
Hyper-V Automation through scripts (Virtual Disks)

24 days ago by David Ramthun

I have built my fair share of VMs using both Hyper-V Manager and Virtual Machine Manager 2008 (VMM), but as an engineer, I wanted a way to build multiple VMs without the repetitive clicking involved in doing so within the graphical tools. Fortunately, Microsoft enabled Hyper-V to be managed through ...

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Adding aliases to Distribution Groups using Powershell

24 days ago by William Moore

On several occasions at work I have been asked to add email aliases to distribution groups for testing purposes. Depending on how many you have to add, in my case 30 or more, doing this through the exchange systems manager just won’t do. I mean, what self respecting systems engineer is going to copy ...

The Admin Rules - theadminrules.com

12
Oct
2009
Using PowerShell to extract WMI Values

27 days ago by Shane Corellian

If you aren’t using Windows 7 and you haven’t installed Windows PowerShell yet, then go here to download and install. Here are a couple of useful PowerShell examples for common tasks: Example of Extracting the Total Physical Memory from WMI Use PowerShell to directly query WMI The two examples above ...

Admin Arsenal Blog - blog.adminarsenal.com · 1 reference

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