David Aiken

Somedays I feel like the Windows PowerShell Evangelist. Anyway, Johnny Halife and I were working on a script that would package up the files for a windows sidebar gadget as a post build event. Turns out you can do this with Windows PowerShell (surprise...

1st grab the Visual Studio Templates from http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=256835 . There are VB.NET and C# ones. (yes i did say VB.NET) Now thats downloading i'm going to walk through building, installing and running a Windows PowerShell...

Whilst waiting for lunch, i stumbled across this post on Channel9, http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=158556 . It is c# code for enabling and disabling network adapters. I thought you must be able to do this with PowerShell easier. In Vista...

We did some battling today with the package manager pkgmgr in Windows Vista and won. The plot We needed a way to install MSMQ and IIS7 via a script so we could automate yet another phase of the DinnerNow.NET installation. Act 1 Brett Hill points us in...

I just realised i wrote a whole post and didn't mention Windows PowerShell - the pills must be working.