PowerShell Pro Tools

We’re happy to announce the return of PowerShell 7 script packaging! You can now target PowerShell 7 as a packaging target with PowerShell Pro Tools for Visual Studio, VS Code, and with Merge-Script. We’re even introducing experimental Linux and

With PowerShell Pro Tools for Visual Studio Code 5.9 and later, you can now automate VS Code with PowerShell. As of the writing of this article, there are 18 cmdlets for interacting with the VS Code API. There are

PSScriptPad is the tiny, little editor for PowerShell. It includes syntax highlighting, IntelliSense, debugging, a Windows Form designer, script packaging, and now, PowerShell 7 support. PSScriptPad is only 4Mb and can be downloaded from our website. No installation

In this post, we will look at what obfuscation is and how to obfuscate scripts in your packaged executables using PowerShell Pro Tools.

What is obfuscation? 

Obfuscation is a technique of scrambling the script or source code so that it

In this post, we round up the differences between various PowerShell editors.

In this post, we’ll look at how to build a PowerShell script that contains multiple Windows Forms in VS Code. You will need PowerShell Pro Tools to follow along with this tutorial.

First, we need to create the main form.

In this post, we will look at how to build Windows Forms in the Windows PowerShell ISE. This technique takes advantage of the PowerShell Pro Tools PowerShell Module.

First, install the PowerShell Pro Tools PowerShell Module.

Next, you will