Alex K. Angelopoulos
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Alex K. Angelopoulos is a senior network engineer who does IT consulting work in Indiana. He is an MCSE, an MCP+I, and a Microsoft MVP.
Email address: aka@mvps.org
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PowerShell 2.0 One Step Closer to Final Release
Microsoft has released the second Community Technology Preview (CTP) for Windows PowerShell 2.0.
Windows IT Pro
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May 1, 2008 |
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Securing the Windows Search Path
Learn how to lock down the Windows search path as well as modify and lock down the pathext variable to prevent an attacker from using command search to escalate privileges.
Security Pro VIP
Enable Remote Desktop Over a Network On Demand
Remote Desktop is an important tool for admins of remote Windows OSs, but often it's disabled on desktop systems. Fortunately, you can use one-line scripts to not only enable Remote Desktop when you need it but also disable it when you're done using it.
Windows IT Pro
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April 16, 2008 |
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Customizing Windows PowerShell's Internal Functions
You can redefine, change through aliasing, or delete PowerShell's internal functions to create the best work environment for your needs. Add your customizations to a profile script to make them persistent.
Scripting Pro VIP
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April 2, 2008 |
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User-Friendly Time Spans in Windows PowerShell
This practical, compact Windows PowerShell script makes it easy to calculate dissimilar time-span values and display them in a uniform way.
Scripting Pro VIP
Properly Compiling and Storing a Product Key List Is Well Worth the Effort
Here are some basic, common-sense tricks you can use to help keep your Microsoft product key list usable and safe.
Windows IT Pro
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March 19, 2008 |
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Enhance PowerShell's Syntax Display
The author’s Get-Usage script displays usage for more categories of command types than PowerShell’s Get-Command or Get-Help cmdlets.
Scripting Pro VIP
Controlling Removable Storage Access
Windows IT Pro
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March 6, 2008 |
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Controlling Removable Storage Access
Windows Vista integrates Group Policy–based support for restricting access to removable storage devices.
Security Pro VIP
Controlling Removable Storage Access
Windows IT Pro
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March 5, 2008 |
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Reversing Lines in a File
The Microsoft .NET Framework's Stack class in the System.Collections namespace is the foundation of reversal scripts that run in WSH and in PowerShell.
Scripting Pro VIP
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March 5, 2008 |
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Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
In general, if the documentation definition for a class includes a ComVisibleAttribute that's set to True, you can try creating it within a script, but some experimentation is necessary.
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Reversing Lines in a File
Windows IT Pro
Reversing Lines in a File
Windows IT Pro
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
Reversing Lines in a File
Windows IT Pro
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
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February 27, 2008 |
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The Trick to Installing Fonts with a VBScript or PowerShell Script
If you use a script to simply copy a font into the Fonts folder, you can't see the font in that folder or the Windows font listings. The problem is that the font needs to be registered. Here's how to solve that problem.
Scripting Pro VIP
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February 20, 2008 |
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Working with Shortcuts in Windows PowerShell
The Get-Shortcut.ps1 script lets you quickly transform shortcut files into shortcut objects, simplifying many shortcut management tasks such as exporting IE Favorites and deleting stale shortcuts.
Scripting Pro VIP
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February 6, 2008 |
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Using Bzip2 Compression with Cmd.exe and PowerShell
If you need scripts or command-line code to work with compressed data, bzip2 will be good to have in your toolbox. This free utility can work with cmd.exe or from within Windows PowerShell to compress and decompress data, and pass it along to other tools.
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