
Having to configure it that way on any machine you might happen to want to use.Īl Dunbar - remember to 'mark or propose as answer' or 'vote as helpful' as appropriate. You can, of course, add printing capability to ISE, but that means Files/ Folder This section will set where your MSI files will be stored. Notice you can chose any PowerShell version available. Under Product Details Describes your application in details.

On the positive side, it does have a built-in Print function, unlike ISE. Deploy Installer Settings To enter all the information needed about this GUI application. It has limited debugging capability, and no built-in console-like pane as does ISE, but so far this has suited me. PrimalPad can be run from a USB drive or network share with no installation footprint.

I was not using a lot of the extensive functionality of PrimalScript.A few other reasons for that switch were: I previously used PrimalScript from Sapien, but got tired of the frequent version upgrades, even with fairly good upgrade pricing. My grandmother always used to say: "::1: sweet ::1:"Īnother free option, and one I am currently using, is PrimalPad, also from Sapien. It's not perfect, but it offers some stuff that other IDEs can't do (e.g. If you have some budget, go for Sapiens PowerShell Studio. If you want an IDE that is free, PowerGUI Just what I need, cheers Matt.I use neither: the ISE is obviously very limited and PowerGUI's in-built cmdlets are from my point of view annoying because they will not work if I pass the script to someone who does not work with PowerGUI. ::LoadWithPartialName("System.Drawing") ::LoadWithPartialName("") $objForm = New-Object $objForm.Text = "Enter ID" #DESCRIPTION$objForm.Size = New-Object (300,200) $objForm.StartPosition = "CenterScreen"$objForm.KeyPreview = $True$objForm.Add_KeyDown() $objForm.ShowDialog()$newIDīartek, this is perfect thank you very much. SAPIEN Technologies is out to simplify Windows administrative tasks by offering best-of-class software, training videos, supportive communities, and real-world PowerShell training. JSON, CSV, XML, etc.), REST APIs, and object models. Character limit is mostly what I'm after but numerical only would PowerShell is a cross-platform (Windows, Linux, and macOS) automation tool and configuration framework optimized for dealing with structured data (e.g.

How can I limit this to numerical and just 7 characters.

This displays an input box to enter text or numbers. I have a snippet of code below from a larger script.
