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I have written a script which is basically a small wysiwyg signature generator for Outlook. We want our signatures to be in corporate colours, and semi-standardised - hence the requirement for this. I did the development work in Powershell ISE and all looked good. However, when I run the script just using powershell (as the users will) it looks totally different: Powershell vs Powershell ISE http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/1d6e6c5c6f.png The top one was generated in ISE, and looks as I want it. The bottom one was run from powershell directly and seems to have visually regressed five

Is there any straight-forward way (by use of cmdlets or .NET classes) to obtain only the relative path of a file in a sub-folder from a given path? eg current folder is C:\MyScript and there is a sub-folder called Data with a file Test.txt , so I would like to see Data\Test.txt instead of C:\MyScript\Data\Test.txt The Resolve-Path cmdlet has a -Relative parameter that will return a path relative to the current directory: Set-Location C:\MyScript $relativePath = Get-Item Data\Test.txt | Resolve-Path -Relative 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10972589/get-relative-path-of-files-in-sub

One of the features of PowerGUI is the ability to reset the Powershell Runspace as demonstrated in this article and this article . Is it possible to do this in PowerShell ISE? x0n I wrote a module called "ISE Session Tools" to do this a few months back. Essentially the runspace in ISE is equated to a "Tab" container, of which its child documents share the runspace. My script looks at the current open files, remembers them, creates a new Tab (runspace) and closes the old one, then adds the files you had open to the new Tab. Other features: AutoSaving of current session (files open in current

I am running a script that has multiple environments in it that can be selected from a window that pops up. the only problem I have run into is when I want to set up the script to copy from a source function that I have created and put it into multiple locations at once. The part of the code I need help with is posted below. $Source = Select-Boss $destination = 'D:\parts','D:\labor','D:\time','D:\money' "Calling Copy-Item with parameters source: '$source', destination: '$destination'." Copy-Item -Path $source -Destination $destination The section below is how the rest of the copy functions are

I am new to powershell, and trying to teach myself the basics. I need to write a ps script to parse a file, which has not been too difficult. Now I want to change it to pass a variable to the script. that variable will be the parsing string. Now, the variable will always be 1 word, and not a set of words or multiple words. This seems uber simple yet is posing a problem for me. Here is my simple code: $a = Read-Host Write-Host $a When I run the script from my command line the variable passing doesn't work: .\test.ps1 hello .\test.ps1 "hello" .\test.ps1 -a "hello" .\test.ps1 -a hello .\test.ps1

I am writing a PowerShell script to create several directories if they do not exist. The filesystem looks similar to this D:\ D:\TopDirec\SubDirec\Project1\Revision1\Reports\ D:\TopDirec\SubDirec\Project2\Revision1\ D:\TopDirec\SubDirec\Project3\Revision1\ Each project folder has multiple revisions. Each revision folder needs a Reports folder. Some of the "revisions" folders already contain a Reports folder; however, most do not. I need to write a script that runs daily to create these folders for each directory. I am able to write the script to create a folder, but creating several folders is