• Title Windows PowerShell Essentials
• Author(s) Neil Smyth
• Publisher: Techotopia.com (2009)
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• Language: English
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Book Description

Windows PowerShell Essentials provides everything necessary to get up to speed on this powerful and flexible shell scripting language for Microsoft Windows. This eBook covers the basics of the PowerShell language syntax, cmdlet overviews, integration with .NET and COM, development of graphical user interfaces using WinForms, graphics drawing with GDI+, PowerShell script security, file and file system handling and much more.

Consisting of 25 chapters of detailed information and over 170 pages, PowerShell Essentials is designed to teach programmers and system administrators the basics of the Windows PowerShell environment and scripting language in an easy to follow and example rich format.

• Neil Smyth is a Vice President, North American Operations at Imperial Software Technology. He has written over 20 "Essentials" technical books. Neil Smyth lives in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

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