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PowerShell – How to set variables?

Once we define the variables, we can alter the content of the variables anytime. Through this Article, we are going to discuss different ways to set the content of the variables. Setting Variables in PowerShell We can assign the values to the variables when we define them. We can also change the values whenever needed. […]

PowerShell – How to create read-only and constant Variables?

PowerShell supports constant and read-only variables. We have discussed creating the variables in our previous Article “PowerShell – How to create Variables?“. Through this, we are going to discuss creating read-only and constant variables. Read-only variables are the variables whose content cannot be modified. Constant variables are the variables whose content also cannot be modified. […]

Microsoft Office 2013 – How to verify the Office installation is Click-to-Run or MSI-based installation?

 Usually when we install Microsoft Applications; we install them by clicking on the Setup file(s). The setup will takes us through the installation steps (wizards) to install the Application(s). This type of installation is MSI-based installation. Through this, the whole Product (with selected features) will be installed on the specified System. Microsoft provides another type […]

PowerShell – How to create Variables?

PowerShell allows us to create the variables. We use the “$” Symbol to create the variables. Through this Article, we will discuss defining the variables and PowerShell command(s) to support defining them. Create Variables in PowerShell Let’s take a simple example; PS C:\> $message = “Hello!” Here we have defined the variable $message and assigned […]

PowerShell – How to view command history?

Whenever you enter commands at PowerShell command prompt, internally PowerShell maintains session history; the commands we entered during the current session. We can retrieve these commands through PowerShell cmdlets. We are going to discuss these commands through this Article. The Get-History command This command is used to display the command history information which is stored […]

PowerShell – How to get Windows Event Log details?

Getting Event log details in Windows Operating System is easy with PowerShell. PowerShell provides useful commands to manage Windows Event logs. In this Article, we will discuss about getting Event log details in Windows Operating System. The Get-EventLog cmdlet This command is useful to get the Event log details. Windows maintains the log details in different […]

PowerShell – Script blocks and Invoke-Command

In our previous articles, we have discussed PowerShell Scripts and PowerShell Functions. PowerShell provides Script blocks also to group the commands and invoke them when required. In this article, we will discuss PowerShell Script blocks. Script block in PowerShell Script blocks are the group of related PowerShell commands and will be executed on demand. Script […]

Microsoft Project – Understanding Task types

Microsoft Project uses Task types when scheduling the project. Task types are important to understand, to understand how the Project deals with different fields when scheduling the project. One important thing to remember is, Task types apply to Automatic Scheduled tasks only. Fixed Duration, Fixed Units and Fixed Work are three different Task types, we […]

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