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TimeTag PowerShell time series database - 0 views

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    "TimeTag is an open source time series database for Windows PowerShell and the .NET framework. A time series database is useful for capturing and compressing time series data into a fixed size container."
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    Is anyone using this? Have example apps/scripts/deployments?
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Bling DSL for C#/WPF - Home - 0 views

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    "Bling is a C#-based library for easily programming images, animations, interactions, and visualizations on Microsoft's WPF/.NET. Bling is oriented towards design technologists, i.e., designers who sometimes program, to aid in the rapid prototyping of rich UI design ideas. "
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ColorCode - Syntax Highlighting/Colorization for .NET - Release: ColorCode 1.0 - 0 views

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    ColorCode is the syntax highlighting code which supports CodePlex -- will someone PLEASE write a PowerShell language for it and donate it to them?
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Tony Davis : The Horses Mouth - 0 views

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    PowerShell Help
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.NET Security Blog : Using CasPol to Fully Trust a Share - 0 views

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    This is necessary if you want to load .net assemblies (like compiled PowerShell snapins/modules) from a network share! Without setting up your CasPol settings you can neither load a snapin, import a module, or use Assembly.LoadFrom
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Overlord Verbs: a Proposal - 0 views

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    The Mozilla Ubiquity project now (as of 0.5) has a fully "natural language" parser ... with official standard verbs. A lot like PowerShell ... but with a much more robust (natural language) parser. Not much need to learn syntax here.
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AutoPowerShell - Overview - Rubbersoft - 0 views

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    A script host for Windows Powershell 2.0 that allows one to ... run scripts from hot keys, or automatically at log in time, run them in STA or MTA mode, run them hidden from the desktop, etc. Scripts can be monitored and killed from the system tray icon.
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Windows PowerShell Blog : PowerBoots 0.2 is Now Available - 1 views

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    It's always fun to get mentioned on the PowerShell blog, but especially so when it happens right away :-)
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THE SharePoint PowerShell Module (SPoshMod) - 0 views

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    Great new set of useful functions for SharePoint administration in a convenient Module...project looking for feedback and more script ideas to add!
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PowerShell Invoker (PsInvoker) - CodePlex - 0 views

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    A small library for your apps ... implements the bare minimum to allow you to execute a powershell script and get the results back as text.
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PowerShell V2 Quick Tips: Finding Extra Outputs From Your Script -Windows PowerShell Blog - 0 views

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    VERY useful tip on how to find those annoying spots where your function or script is leaking output.
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(Virtual) Service Accounts Step-by-Step Guide - 0 views

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    ...managed service accounts and virtual accounts on client computers running Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows...
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mRemote - full-featured, multi-tab remote connections manager - 0 views

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    Supports RDP, VNC, SSH, Telnet, RLogin, and many more... in a multi-tabbed app.
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visionapp Software - visionapp Freeware - 0 views

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    We need to pester these guys to offer some PowerShell automation support ;-)
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    vRD 2009 supports RDP, ICA, VNC, SSH, Telnet, HTTP and HTTPS. enabling you to administrate remote computers in Windows, Citrix, Linux/Unix and Macintosh environments...
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Increasing visibility of cmdlet design guidelines - Windows PowerShell Blog - 0 views

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    The PowerShell team is going to be making it a lot more uncomfortable for developers to violate the cmdlet design guidelines...
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A Guide to getting started with Windows PowerShell. - 0 views

  • To summarize, here’s how you run from scripts from within Windows PowerShell:•Make sure you’ve changed your execution policy. By default, PowerShell won’t run scripts at all, no matter how you specify the path.•To run a script, specify the entire file path, or either: 1) use the .\ notation to run a script in the current directory or 2) put the folder where the script resides in your Windows path.•If your file path includes blank spaces, enclose the path in double quote marks and preface the path with an ampersand.
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      Things to remember
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    Here is some useful information on Running Windows Powershell Scripts. Information is provided for running scripts from within Powershell, or without starting Powershell. There is a link provided to a help file for the Execution Policy to those that want to view it in a standard Windows format.
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