Shay LevyIn 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.
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Shay LevyNote: 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.
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Ravikanth CThere 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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Shay LevyWindows XP and above allow multiple user accounts to be created on the computer. When the computer is in a workgroup mode and there’s more than one user account defined on that system, Windows will display a Welcome Screen with all available user …
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Jan Egil RingNote: This tip requires PowerShell 3.0 or above. Passing local variables to a remote session has become a lot easier in PowerShell 3.
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Shay LevyIf you list the Environment drive, you’ll find a variable called SESSIONNAME. SESSIONNAME is defined only if the Terminal Services system component is installed.
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