Jaap BrasserIn the ‘Create mapped network drive using WScript.Network‘ post, it was shown how a mapped drive can be mounted. The mapped drive doesn’t initially have a friendly name–only the name of the shared folder and the server name will be shown.
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Jaap BrasserThere are multiple methods of mapping network drives in PowerShell. In the past the net.exe tool was used and since PowerShell 3.
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Jan Egil RingNote: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or later. By leveraging engine events and PowerShell profile scripts we can automatically persist command history to disk, and import it in the next session.
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Bartek BielawskiNote: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or later. PowerShell is designed to operate on objects. But, what can we do if all we have is text e.
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Ravikanth CIn my previous tip, I showed some of my favorite methods to convert date time string to the local time. In the same context of RSS feeds, I sometimes find the description text in the RSS feed is HTML-encoded.
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Ravikanth CSeveral RSS feeds that I refer regularly have a publication date set to another time zone. For my own tracking purpose, I needed a way to convert it to the local time zone and store the date.
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