Formatting the output from Get-WinEvent to CSV Formatting the System.Windows.Forms Assembly Forms and input boxes Forms in PowerShell: Enable Button based on Radio Button click Forms in PowerShell: How to Auto-Close a form when a criteria is met Forms in PowerShell: putting checkboxes inside ...
Icon = $Icon # Init ProgressBar $ProgressBar = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar $ProgressBar.Maximum = $ScriptsHome.Count $ProgressBar.Minimum = 0 $ProgressBar.Location = new-object System.Drawing.Size(10,70) $ProgressBar.size = new-object System.Drawing.Size(967,10) $Form.Cont...
Formatting the output from Get-WinEvent to CSV Formatting the System.Windows.Forms Assembly Forms and input boxes Forms in PowerShell: Enable Button based on Radio Button click Forms in PowerShell: How to Auto-Close a form when a criteria is met Forms in PowerShell: putting checkboxes inside ...
.NET Windows Formsclass (WinForms) — to create a GUI form, it is necessary to describe all the graphical elements and their properties in the script code. Then add script logic into the PowerShell code. This method is ideal for beginners and simple GUI scripts. Use standard Windows graphic...
If you are creating your UI in WinForms, create a ProgressBar with the Minimum = 0 and Maximum = 100. Using the asynchronous API: // Callback method that accepts a FtpProgress object Progress<FtpProgress> progress = new Progress<FtpProgress>(x => { // When progress in unknown, -1 wi...
PowerShell Studio: Passing and Returning Values using Forms PowerShellGet-GUI Scope in a PowerShell GUI App The Methods that Register Events The Progress Bar The Versatile Tag Property Typing Enter Pushes a Button Why does this button close my form? Write a Multi-Form PowerShell GUI App ...
PowerShell Studio 2012 – WinForms – Creating a basic GUI by Francois-Xavier Cat A multi-part video tutorial on making a GUI for any script Learn Windows PowerShell Toolmaking in a Month of Lunches by Don Jones and Jeffery Hicks In Chapters 23 – 25, Don and Jeff build a GUI tool fro...
If you are creating your UI in WinForms, create a ProgressBar with the Minimum = 0 and Maximum = 100.Using the asynchronous API:// Callback method that accepts a FtpProgress object Progress<FtpProgress> progress = new Progress<FtpProgress>(x => { // When progress in unknown, -1 will...
Adding a GUI to PowerShell without WinForms Presented by: Jeffery Hicks Graphical PowerShell scripts seem all the rage these days. But most often that means using Windows Forms which can be very tedious to work with. But that is not the only game in town. Depending on your requirements ...
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