44 days ago by Jeffery Hicks

Now for something completely different but hopefully a little fun. I’m a big fan of word games and puzzles. Tim Bolton has assembled a few PowerShell themed crosswords, which you can find on his blog. I’ve always like word finds … Continue reading →

The Lonely Administrator - jdhitsolutions.com/blog · Rank: 151,711 · 26 references

50 days ago by DG

Microsoft today published the "Getting Started with Windows PowerShell Workflow" document on the CTP2 download page, just look for "WMF3 CTP2 Windows PowerShell Workflow.pdf". This will help you get started with the newest addition to PowerShell functionality - Windows PowerShell Workflow. Get the W ...

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108 days ago by angler

UPDATED: Find the new Youtube Link below! Dear all, episode 4 of SP5 is ready! This time it is dealing with the topic of moving site collections from one content database to another. Click below to watch the video ( UPDATED): Remark: If you want to create a new site collection using a specific conte ...

martin w. angler - angler.wordpress.com · 6 references

127 days ago by ZiKaS

This is a quick tutorial which explains how can you get the current directory of the power shell navigator. As an example: Navigator Current Directory PS C:\Windows\System32> C:\Windows\System32 PS C:\Program Files\> C:\Program Files PS E:\MyFile> E:\MyFile This can be done in C# using this piece of ...

Abdelrahman Al-Ogail's Blog - abdelrahmanogail.wordpress.com · 5 references

128 days ago by Russ

We recently released a cmdlet that bulk-inserts holidays in Exchange 2010 (see the Sumatra website or the Sumatra Blog). A holiday is a simple all day calendaring event in Outlook. Yet simple calendaring events can be tricky! Consider: when your end users work in different time zones! If you force a ...

Sumatra's Calendar Server Blog - calendarservermigration.blogspot.com · 2 references

131 days ago by zyg

We've been inserting holidays server-side on Exchange for a while and after some feedback last year we started re-thinking how to accomplish this. These are the files in the downloadable ZIP We've written a PowerShell cmdlet we call suHoliday that inserts holidays server-side. We've run it through o ...

Sumatra's Calendar Server Blog - calendarservermigration.blogspot.com · 2 references

151 days ago by DG

A New Series on "Hey Scripting Guys" on Blogs.technet.com/heyscriptingguy -- Batchman and Cmdlet. Fighting Evil Doers with POWERSHELL BATCHman shows how to use Windows PowerShell to locate and unlock user accounts in Active Directory.

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177 days ago by Thomas

I see Tome Tanasovski, PowerShell MVP from New York, has started an interesting new podcast, the PowerShell Cmdlet of the Day Podcast. It’s inaugural edition was yesterday and it looked at the Get-Input cmdlet from the ShowUI modle. It’s worth a listen to! And be sure to send in your comments! You c ...

Under The Stairs - tfl09.blogspot.com · Rank: 35,621 · 79 references

191 days ago by sladescross

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213 days ago by Trevor Sullivan

When you use the New-WebServiceProxy class, you probably have noticed that PowerShell dynamically generates some really ugly type names. For example, if we get a reference to the Bing web service (you’ll need to get an API key first): $BingSearch = New-WebServiceProxy -Class BingSearch -Uri " http:/ ...

Trevor Sullivan's Tech Room - trevorsullivan.net · Rank: 111,047 · 4 references