Create multiple local user accounts with text file and disable them after a period of time time with powershell script. Create New Excel Worksheets Create object reference by specifying PID Create Outlook email draft (with HTML formatting) using PowerShell Create powershell object using dynamic prope...
Execute a PowerShell Command in a session PowerShell -Command "Get-EventLog -LogName security" # Run a script block in a session PowerShell -Command {Get-EventLog -LogName security} # An alternate way to run a command in a new session PowerShell -Command "& {Get-EventLog -LogName secur...
Add positional parameter for ScriptBlock when using Invoke-Command with SSH (#10721) (Thanks@machgo!) Show line context information if multiple lines but no script name for ConciseView (#10746) Add support for \wsl$\ paths to file system provider (#10674) ...
script: Windows PowerShell basically just reads in the script text file and "types" each line it finds, exactly as if you were typing the lines manually. That means everything I've done to this point can be pasted into a script file. So, I'll use Notepad to create a file named ...
Search and replace across multiple files Go to Symbol Task runner (configure to run Pester tests) Toggle render whitespace Multiple cursor support (edit multiple lines at once) Background script analysis by using PSScriptAnalyzer with code fix support coming soon ...
There’s a nifty Windows PowerShell trick used here:-Pathis a parameter that can be supplied from thepipelineby a property name. This means that if a magic object came along with apathproperty,Get-ChildItemwould use this property for-Path. It also means that you can supply a script bloc...
Windows PowerShell, you get full scripting support and interactive mode, all in one package. The examples I provide here will all be command-line input so you can type as you read; however, they’ll work equally well if you put them in a Windows PowerShell script file and run it....
With my custom Windows PowerShell cmdlets in place, using the library is very easy. Now I will walk you through the script that generated the output shown inFigure 1. The first few lines of my test automation script are as follows: ...
manipulation by an Outlook rule, but that often places too much trust in any given sender's subject lines. What we need is a quick, automated method to assign values to e-mails in both your Inbox and Sent Items such that a PowerShell script can be run to allocate them to the correct...
Note: Keep in mind that what we showed you here isn’t the only thing you can do in a script. Anything you can do from the command prompt you can put in a script. A script can be anywhere from one line to hundreds of lines long. It all depends on what you want it to...