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$x = $x is silly and it was a cut-n-paste typo. Sorry about that. For the rest, you are absolutely right. I led myself down a more complicated path and could not get away. The following works perfectly and is much shorter. $x = get-mailbox -RecipientTypeDetails RoomMailbox | select Identity, Alias, ...

I am still struggling with it. Let's say I create an array of objects: $x = get-mailbox -RecipientTypeDetails RoomMailbox | select Identity, Name, Alias, HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled Now $x has the collection of mailboxes with the properties I am interedted in. Next, I want to see the calendar sett...

Thanks JV. I read the entire thread you suggested and I understand the concepts. My question is about accessing properties of objects being enumerated at different stages of the pipeline. In my example, I can use a command get-mailboxcalendarsettings alias | where {some filter} | ft @{Name="som...

Is there a way to collect properties from different objects in the pipeline. As an example, I would use a command like: get-mailbox <alias> | get-mailboxcalendarsettings | select prop1, prop2... In this command, I only know to select properties that are available as part of the objects enumerated by...

Is there a way to collect properties from different objects in the pipeline. As an example, I would use a command like: get-mailbox <alias> | get-mailboxcalendarsettings | select prop1, prop2... In this command, I only know to select properties that are available as part of the objects enumerated by...

I figured out the answer. The regasm.exe is located in the folder C:WINDOWSmicrosoft.netFramework64v2.0.50727. This I believe is the 64 bit version which should be used here. This needs to be run for ActiveXPoSH.dll file located in C:Program Files (x86)SAPIEN Technologies, IncActiveXPosh folder. The...

I am not familiar with regasm.exe. Can you please post more specif instructions for doing it? For example, where is regasm.exe located and what file do I run this for? If it is a DLL, where is the file located.

Thanks

Hi Alexander,

Do you have a 64-bit version of ActivePOSH now? It would be very helpful to have one. Thanks!