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Only 2 days left to save $1000 on PowerShell Deep Dive registration

PowerShell TeamMarch 30, 2011Mar 30, 201103/30/11

There are still a few seats open for the first ever PowerShell Deep Dive Conference and tomorrow is the last day of cheap registration! In case you haven’t already been doing it, now would be a good time to start camping out in your boss’ office begging him/her for the money and time off. Register today or tomorrow for only $850. ...

Reminder: Register for the PowerShell Deep Dive Conference & submit your sessions

PowerShell TeamFebruary 23, 2011Feb 23, 201102/23/11

April 18-19 2011 – Las Vegas We’re very excited with the positive reaction we’ve seen towards the first ever PowerShell Deep Dive! There’ll be lots of talented & smart people hanging out with us for a couple days. To mention just a few: There are only a few days left to get the cheapest registration rate of...

PowerShell Deep Dive Conference

PowerShell TeamFebruary 4, 2011Feb 4, 201102/4/11

We’re proud to announce the first ever PowerShell Deep Dive conference! This event will take place at TEC 2011 in Las Vegas, April 18-19. PowerShell Deep Dive is meant to provide a deep technical and strategic engagement within the PowerShell Community. Attendees will interact one-on-one with presenters, team members and other...

PowerPack Challenge

PowerShell TeamNovember 5, 2009Nov 5, 200911/5/09

Quest Software’s PowerPack Challenge’09 is on... calling all script warriors to show their skills. See the details here - http://powergui.org/powerpackchallenge.jspa Happy Scritping Osama Sajid, Program Manager...

PowerPack Challenge '08

PowerShell TeamJune 30, 2008Jun 30, 200806/30/08

Quest is holding a PowerGUI scripting contest starting tomorrow July 1. If you are not familar with PowerGUI, it is a PowerShell scripting and execution GUI. If you aren't already a PowerGUI user, here is a great opportunity to kick the tires. If you are already a PowerGUI user, here is an opportunity to turn that ...

New AD Cmdlets from Quest

PowerShell TeamJune 26, 2008Jun 26, 200806/26/08

Rod Trent from MyITForum.com has the details HERE Enjoy! Jeffrey Snover [MSFT]Windows Management Partner ArchitectVisit the Windows PowerShell Team blog at: http://blogs.msdn.com/PowerShellVisit the Windows PowerShell ScriptCenter at: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/hubs/msh.mspx...

Sad Day: Finding Users With No Managers

PowerShell TeamMarch 27, 2008Mar 27, 200803/27/08

Thomas WimPrine has a blog entry HERE where he uses PowerShell and Quest Software's free AD Cmdlets to find users with no managers. I'd like to personally apologize to all those happy people whose lives will be disrupted when they are found out and finally assigned a manager. :-) Jeffrey Snover [MSFT] Windows Management ...

PowerGUI Now Officially Released!

PowerShell TeamFebruary 28, 2008Feb 28, 200802/28/08

Yesterday was the official launch of Window Server 2008, the first version of Windows to include PowerShell! Is that a good day or what? How could the day get any better? Well, the people at Quest Software answered that question by officially releasing PowerGUI! PowerGUI ROCKS! If you haven't used it yet, you should ...

Congratulations to Quest Software

PowerShell TeamJuly 13, 2007Jul 13, 200707/13/07

We just held a partner Conference in Denver. We give awards to recognize those partners that really "get it" and are able to take our technologies and use them to develop great customer solutions. Quest Software was awarded Global ISV Partner of the Year for their adoption and great use of PowerShell! Great things happen because of great ...

Registration-Free AD Cmdlets

Steve LeeJune 12, 2007Jun 12, 200706/12/07

In Dmitry's PowerBlog, he said that one of the biggest complaints they got about their FREE AD Cmdlets was that you had to register to download them. Now you can download them directly without having to register. I must say that I've got mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, it reduces the friction associated with getting great a set of...

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