PowerShell

03/13/2023

Automate Cursor Movement on Windows with PowerShell

In this technical blog post, we explore how to automate cursor movement on a Windows screen using PowerShell. With our step-by-step guide, you can learn how to import the necessary libraries and define a C# class and method to easily move the cursor on the screen within your PowerShell script. By the end of this post, you'll have a better understanding of how to automate cursor movement in PowerShell, and how to use PowerShell to streamline various repetitive tasks.
02/27/2023

PowerShell Modules: Extending the Capabilities of Your Scripts

PowerShell modules are collections of related functions, scripts, and other resources that you can use to extend the capabilities of your scripts. They allow you to package and distribute your code in a reusable format, making it easy to share with others and use in multiple scripts. In addition to code reuse, PowerShell modules also help improve the organization and maintainability of scripts.
02/20/2023

PowerShell Functions: Organizing Your Scripts and Reusing Code

In this post, we'll explore how to use functions in PowerShell to organize your code and make it easier to reuse. We'll look at how to define functions, how to call them, and how they can improve the readability and maintainability of your scripts.
02/13/2023

PowerShell Hashtables: Storing and Manipulating Data

PowerShell Hashtables allow you to store and retrieve data based on unique keys, making them a powerful tool for managing data in your scripts. In this tutorial, we'll cover the basics of working with Hashtables in PowerShell
02/06/2023

PowerShell Arrays: Storing and Manipulating Data

In this tutorial, we will explore the world of arrays in the powerful programming language of PowerShell. Arrays are a fundamental data structure that allow you to store and manipulate multiple pieces of data in a single variable.
01/30/2023

PowerShell Loops Part 2: While, and Do-Until

In this tutorial, we'll cover the basics of the while and do-until loops in PowerShell. These loops are useful for executing a block of code repeatedly, based on a certain condition. Whether you choose to use a while loop or a do-until loop will depend on your specific needs and the logic of your code.