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Next to the Downloads metioned in last entries :
PowerShell Quick Reference
Windows PowerShell Graphical Help File
On the TechNet Scriptcenter the accompanying Scripting Guy articles have appeared.
Monday: Windows PowerShell Day
We’re starting the week with Windows PowerShell. Let’s take a look and see what we have…
This is your ...
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In last post I missed that in addition to the Windows PowerShell Graphical Help File the Scripting Guys did also made a PowerShell Quick Reference sheet available for download.
Overview
Quick reference guide to commonly-used Windows PowerShell commands. For best results, open the file in Microsoft Word, print the contents to ...
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The Microsoft Scripting Guys did it again (via myITforum):
Now available for Download from the MicroSoft site the Windows PowerShell Graphical Help File
OverView :
View the Windows PowerShell 1.0 help (including cmdlet help and the About topics) in a fully-searchable, graphical format (a standard Windows .chm file). Also included ...
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As Adam allready mentioned in : Another PowerTab update … there were 2 updates in a short time and there are a lot of PowerTab Posts lately, but as the New RawUi ConsoleBased Intellisense, and the possility to filter the list shown by typeing more letters after you hit Tab, does add so many new possibilities, that I also myself start to ...
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By default PowerShell only displays a summary of the Help available, If we want more info we can use a parameter on get=help.
This is handy most of the times, but the problem is that I usually get help by using -? behind the command.
So say I type :
Import-Csv -?
but I want more information now I can not use my command buffer to ...
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We will go on here from the Second post about deleting a share : PowerShell WMI Explorer Part 2
we go on by doubleclicking Create on go on with the Create help and templates
Note this information on top of the class :
Win32_Share Method : Create OverloadDefinitions:System.Management.ManagementBaseObject ...
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In the first part of this series : PowerShell WMI Explorer Part 1 we used the browser to explore the classes in this second post I will show how we can generate and use template scripts and help for calling WMI methods and how to use them.
For this example I go on from the win32_share class I also used as an example in the fist part, and ...
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I made a PowerShell GUI WMI Explorer, to explore WMI from PowerShell in a graphical interface
*Edit* updated the script fixing 2 bugs (see comments)
The WMI Explorer will also provide help information for the WMI classes and about methods and properties available, also it will generate Template ...
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In a post on my former blog, /\/\o\/\/ PowerShelled: Read the raw Monad XML helpfiles , I showed how to parse the XML help file of PowerShell
(as this was in a Beta version of PowerShell you need to change the extension $mshHome by $PSHOME)
# XmlHelp.PS! # Reading Xml Helpfile Example ...
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