November 2010 | Scripting Blog

Use PowerShell to Export and to Import Repetitive Commands

ScriptingGuy1November 30, 2010Nov 30, 201011/30/10

Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to import and to export command history and avoid writing scripts. Hey, Scripting Guy! I have worked with other systems where I was able to keep track of the commands that I typed into the console. The neat thing about that was that I could export my commands, and import them into anot

Learn When to Write PowerShell Scripts and When Not To

ScriptingGuy1November 29, 2010Nov 29, 201011/29/10

Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy Ed Wilson discusses when to write a Windows PowerShell script and when not to write a script. Hey, Scripting Guy! I am wondering why everyone is talking about Windows PowerShell. To me it seems to simply be another scripting language, and I do not know why I should worry about it. I already

iCame, iPod, iScripted: Scripting iTunes conclusion

ScriptingGuy1November 28, 2010Nov 28, 201011/28/10

[Disclaimer: this is a reprint of a previously published article from the TechNet Script Center FunZone. The FunZone was not migrated from our old platform. It is printed here due to popular demand.] This is part three of a three part series of articles about using VBScript to script iTunes. The first article was published last Sunday,

iCame, iPod, iScripted: Scripting iTunes part 2.

ScriptingGuy1November 27, 2010Nov 27, 201011/27/10

[Disclaimer: this is a reprint of an old Scripting Guys article from the TechNet Script Center FunZone. The FunZone was not migrated from our old platform. It is printed here due to popular demand.] This is part two of a three part series of articles about scripting iTunes with VBScript. See last Sundays article for part one. Bonus Scr

Use PowerShell to Detect Your Microsoft Office Version

ScriptingGuy1November 26, 2010Nov 26, 201011/26/10

Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to detect your version of Microsoft Office. Also learn about locating your Windows PowerShell installation location. In this post: · Detect Your Microsoft Office Version · &n

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Use PowerShell to Export and to Import Repetitive Commands

Learn When to Write PowerShell Scripts and When Not To

iCame, iPod, iScripted: Scripting iTunes conclusion

iCame, iPod, iScripted: Scripting iTunes part 2.

Use PowerShell to Detect Your Microsoft Office Version

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