Monthly Archives: March 2007

Talking about PowerShell Extended Types (includes a TYPES.XSD)

Posted on March 31, 2007 by

Jim Truher was kind enough to write up some information on getting the most out of PowerShell’s extended type system by showing you how to create your own custom modifications.  I modified his starting schema just a bit to make … Continue reading →

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Finding What’s Been Added to PowerShell

Posted on March 8, 2007 by

Jeffrey did a nice little write-up titled Detecting Conflicts between Aliases, Functions, and Cmdlets over on the PowerShell team blog.  We devised some scripts for PSCX 1.1 to help with a similar problem.  That is, when you have six or … Continue reading →

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PowerShell Community Extensions 1.1 Released

Posted on March 7, 2007 by

It’s been quite the push to get the 1.1 version out but now it’s done.  Tonight I posted the 1.1 bits to CodePlex.  Here’s the announcement we made on the PowerShell Newsgroup:   PowerShell Community Extensions 1.1 has been released!  This … Continue reading →

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