#PSTip Most frequently used -Verb values
David Moravec- 1 Min To Read
- 27 Dec, 2012
In previous tip we saw how to receive all -Verb values for registered extensions. But what if we want to see all available values?
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#PSTip Explore all possible -Verb values for registered file extensions
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David Moravec
- 2 Min To Read
- 26 Dec, 2012
In previous tips we saw how to find possible values of -Verb parameter and how to use it. What about to check all possible -Verb values for all extensions?
Read More#PSTip Keeping your help files up to date
Shay Levy- 1 Min To Read
- 25 Dec, 2012
Note: This tip requires PowerShell 3.0. In PowerShell 3.0 you need to run the Update-Help cmdlet in order to stay up-to-date whenever new help content is available.
Read More#PSTip Working with a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) in PowerShell
Jaap Brasser- 1 Min To Read
- 24 Dec, 2012
Note: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or above. PowerShell offers a powerful method of working with URIs by leveraging the System.
Read More#PSCXTip Getting details about a command’s parameters
Keith Hill- 3 Min To Read
- 21 Dec, 2012
The parameters for a PowerShell command can be quite complex. Some parameters are only valid in certain parameter sets. Parameters have types, may be mandatory or optional, can have aliases and may or may not support pipeline input.
Read More#PSCXTip Manipulating file attributes
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Keith Hill
- 2 Min To Read
- 20 Dec, 2012
When dealing with files under source control it is quite often useful to be able to make a bunch of files readonly or writable in bulk.
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