| Title | Author | Age | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ConvertTo-MultiArray | Tome Tanasovski | Fri, 05 Nov 2010 14:18:59 | Converts a collection of PowerShell objects into a multi-dimensional array. The first row of the array contains the property names. Each additional row contains the values for each object. This cmdlet was created to act as an intermediary to importing PowerShell objects into a range of cells in Exchange. By using a multi-dimensional array you can greatly speed up the process of adding data to Excel through the Excel COM objects. |
| ConvertTo-MultiArray | Tome Tanasovski | Fri, 05 Nov 2010 09:03:09 | Converts a collection of PowerShell objects into a multi-dimensional array. The first row of the array contains the property names. Each additional row contains the values for each object. This cmdlet was created to act as an intermediary to importing PowerShell objects into a range of cells in Exchange. By using a multi-dimensional array you can greatly speed up the process of adding data to Excel through the Excel COM objects. |
| ConvertTo-MultiArray | Tome Tanasovski | Fri, 05 Nov 2010 08:51:06 | Converts a collection of PowerShell objects into a multi-dimensional array. The first row of the array contains the property names. Each additional row contains the values for each object. This cmdlet was created to act as an intermediary to importing PowerShell objects into a range of cells in Exchange. By using a multi-dimensional array you can greatly speed up the process of adding data to Excel through the Excel COM objects. |
| Start-ComputerJobs | Tome Tanasovski | Tue, 29 Jun 2010 12:40:08 | The Start-ComputerJobs cmdlet runs a specified scriptblock within a maximum number of simultaneously spawned Powershell jobs. You must pass a list of ComputerNames to it. The names passed to the cmdlet will replace $computername within the scriptblock prior to starting each thread. This can be thought of as a multithreaded approach to a foreach loop. The name is probably a bad one, but it suited my needs. I may rework it to be more generic. |
| Start-ComputerJobs | Tome Tanasovski | Tue, 29 Jun 2010 12:32:28 | The Start-ComputerJobs cmdlet runs a specified scriptblock within a maximum number of simultaneously spawned Powershell jobs. You must pass a list of ComputerNames to it. The names passed to the cmdlet will replace $computername within the scriptblock prior to starting each thread. This can be thought of as a multithreaded approach to a foreach loop. The name is probably a bad one, but it suited my needs. I may rework it to be more generic. |
| Start-ComputerJobs | Tome Tanasovski | Tue, 29 Jun 2010 11:09:28 | The Start-ComputerJobs cmdlet runs a specified scriptblock within a maximum number of simultaneously spawned Powershell jobs. You must pass a list of ComputerNames to it. The names passed to the cmdlet will replace $computername within the scriptblock prior to starting each thread. This can be thought of as a multithreaded approach to a foreach loop. The name is probably a bad one, but it suited my needs. I may rework it to be more generic. |
| Open-ISEFile | Tome Tanasovski | Sun, 20 Jun 2010 18:57:05 | This cmdlet allows you to open a file in a new file tab within your current Powershell tab. You can pass a collection of files to open more than one file. |
| Set-WinSchedule | Tome Tanasovski | Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:23:30 | Set-WinSchedule gives a GUI to select a schedule and schedules a task using schtasks. This is a beta. There are still a lot of features to implement. Please read through the synopsis->Description to see the list of features that I hope to get in a final release. |
| Set-WinSchedule | Tome Tanasovski | Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:22:16 | Set-Computer gives a GUI to select a schedule and schedules a task using schtasks. This is a beta. There are still a lot of features to implement. Please read through the synopsis->Description to see the list of features that I hope to get in a final release. |
| Set-WinSchedule | Tome Tanasovski | Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:20:23 | Set-Computer gives a GUI to select a schedule and schedules a task using schtasks This is a beta. There are still a lot of features to implement: Need to have more scheduling options. I expect to have all options available in a recurring outlook calendar item Need to have methods for scheduling with all 3 providers: schtasks, wmi, and at. Currently it only uses schtasks Need to design the return object properties: Should contain the text paths for each provider type Should contain a date/time for start time Need to provide a method to overwrite an existing task if it has the same name and the user confirms that it is ok to overwrite. Should also provide a -force parameter for this option. Need to ensure that files piped from get-item will be scheduled Need a parameter to override ok box at the end |
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