I am wondering if/how PowerShell Studio can open the GUI for a previously created script.
Additionally, how would I add a GUI to a script that did not have a GUI to begin with?
Powershell Studio GUI
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Re: Powershell Studio GUI
You mean for a script with a GUI that was NOT created with PowerShell Studio? No, sorry, it doesn't work that way.
As for the second question, you generally create the GUI and add your code accordingly. Creating an event driven GUI application is usually quite different from running a linear script.
The complexity of that task very much depends on your script.
I suggest to browse our blog and this forum to get some examples.
As for the second question, you generally create the GUI and add your code accordingly. Creating an event driven GUI application is usually quite different from running a linear script.
The complexity of that task very much depends on your script.
I suggest to browse our blog and this forum to get some examples.
Alexander Riedel
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.