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November 30, 2009Nov 30, 200911/30/09
Hey Scripting Guy! I have a problem. There is a registry key on several computers that has a default value of “default.” I need to be able to change that default value. I searched the Hey, Scripting Guy! blog and came up with an article written for VBScript.
November 27, 2009Nov 27, 200911/27/09In this post:
Please Clarify This Script You Published Previously
How Can I Report a Bug I Found in the Windows PowerShell ISE?
How Can I Close an Open Folder on a Network Drive?
Can I Automate the Scheduling of Offline File Tasks?
November 26, 2009Nov 26, 200911/26/09
Hey, Scripting Guy! I have been reading your articles about working with Windows PowerShell profiles, and they are pretty cool. However, I have a question. You mentioned on Monday that I could add a function to a Windows PowerShell profile.
November 25, 2009Nov 25, 200911/25/09Hey, Scripting Guy! I enjoy using Windows PowerShell, but I do not like the two-word cmdlet names you created for everything. As a matter of fact, I hate the two-word cmdlet names because the dash (-) symbol is hard to type.
November 24, 2009Nov 24, 200911/24/09Hey, Scripting Guy! Okay, I get that I can create a profile for Windows PowerShell. What I don’t understand is why I would want to create a profile in the first place. It seems to me that Windows PowerShell 2.0 works just fine the way it is.
