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IT HerOlympics update

Tomorrow is the Microsoft IT herolympics event in the Netherlands, I already mentioned that here that I would do a PowerShell instructor led Lab on this event, but next to this ILL, I will also provide a "PowerShell Unplugged" session, this is a Chalk
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IT HerOlympics

No this are not the Scripting Games, but a Microsoft event in Nieuwegein, The Netherlands. I will do an PowerShell Instructor Led Lab at this event, The event is completly sold out, but if you are lucky enough to have a ticket I hope to see you there.
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Hey PowerShell Guy!, How Can I Create an Windows Form For Displaying Log Files?

In the Hey Scripting guy ! article : How Can I Create an HTA For Displaying Log Files? , I made this example in PowerShell Using Windows Forms using the PSEventing CodePlex project PowerShell Eventing Snapin from Oisin the handle the ItemActivated event
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PowerShell eventing library 1.0 Released

Oisin, did release version 1.0 of his very cool PowerShell eventing library (See also my former entry about this : PowerShell Eventing Library : PSEventing 0.5 Beta released ) Some more information from the source : For what it's worth, I've released
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PowerShell Eventing Library : PSEventing 0.5 Beta released

PSEventing 0.5 Beta released !! PSeventing is a very powerful PowerShell Snapin providing a library for handling events in PowerShell, a must have extension to PowerShell !! Eventhanding suport is a bit limited for version 1.0 of PowerShell, there are
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Hey, PowerShell Guy ! How Can I Monitor Event Log Messages for Specific Words?

In the Hey Scripting Guy article : How Can I Monitor Event Log Messages for Specific Words? , a WMI eventwatcher is used. I Will walk you to a commandline example in PowerShell to do this in this post , for more information about the WMI EventWatcher
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