#PSTip One way to change a file extension
Modifying a file always brings a risk of corrupting it; making a backup copy whenever possible is one of the file manipulation best-practices.
Read MoreModifying a file always brings a risk of corrupting it; making a backup copy whenever possible is one of the file manipulation best-practices.
Read MoreNote: This tip requires PowerShell 3.0 or above. In an earlier tip, we looked at how we can retrieve the redirected URL using a .
Read MoreWhen you look at online documentation for resources and downloadable content, you will often find URLs that redirect you to another place.
Read MoreIn a previous tip I showed a new hidden keyboard shortcut to transpose lines of code in the ISE. At the PowerShell Facebook group, Dave Carnahan was wondering if there’s a way to pull all of the ISE related hot keys.
Read MoreNote: This tip requires PowerShell 3.0 or above. When working in the ISE editor you sometimes need to rearrange lines of code and move them below or above other lines.
Read MoreThere are multiple ways to verify if a folder exists or not in PowerShell. The below two are my favorite ways of doing it.
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