PowerShell and GUI : Checkbox element Checkbox Checkbox are very useful element in GUI’s. When you have to provide options to the user, like, if we want to enable “Active Directory” user account, or disable it, or option of creating email addresses while creating accounts etc. Checkbox has two major properties, either they can… Continue reading PowerShell and GUI : Checkbox element
Button’s ‘MouseHover’ events. In my previous post, I had shown how to use the “click” event of the Button element. Today are going to use the “MouseHover” events of the button. Mouse Hover The mouse hover event trigger when we hover the mouse over the button. To create a “MouseHover” event in the… Continue reading Powershell and GUI : Button element’s Mouse Hover events.
In my previous post, we had created a blank PowerShell GUI form, in this post, I am just sharing about few useful form properties. Note: We are using Sapien PowerShell Studio 2012 Windows State of the form If you want to run your GUI to me minimize, or maximize when they run, you are… Continue reading PowerShell and GUI : Working with GUI “Form” properties using PowerShell Studio 2012
We all love PowerShell, because it is great tool for automation and creating scripts. Sometimes GUI’s are useful too, sometime for fun and sometime it good to write our own tool for the company users. Like creating a GUI toll about the information of users, disk space, or whatever you think of. I use… Continue reading PowerShell and GUI : Creating a GUI form using PowerShell Studio
