Exercise 1: Run the following Commands and Scripts

1. Pipe Formating

get-service |format-list displayname, status, requiredservices

get-service |format-table displayname, status, requiredservices |sort-object -property status

get-service |sort-object -property status | format-list displayname, status, requiredservices

get-service |out-gridview

get-service |select-object displayname, status, requiredservices | out-gridview

2. Implementing Get-Process

Get-Process | Format-Table

Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-Table

(Note that data often gets truncated)

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Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-Table -Property Path,Name,Id,Company

(The Autosize parameter displays as much info as possible beginning with the leftmost columns)

Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-Table -Property Path,Name,Id,Company -AutoSize

(To see more of a certain column, move it to the left)

Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-Table -PropertyCompany,Name,Id,Path -AutoSize

(The Wrap parameter will prevent truncated data)

Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-Table -Wrap -Property Name,Id,Company,Path

(The GroupBy parameter groups output based on a property value)

Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-Table -Wrap -AutoSize -Property Name,Id,Path - GroupBy Company

3. Output to HTML Example

get-service | where-object {$_.status -eq "running"} | ConvertTo-HTML Name, DisplayName, Status | Set-Content C:\svc.html

4. .NET Integration (Windows Forms Example)

[void][reflection.assembly]::LoadWithPartialName( "System.Windows.Forms") $form = new-object Windows.Forms.Form $form.Text = "My First Form" $button = new-object Windows.Forms.Button $button.text="Push Me!" $button.Dock="fill" $button.add_click({$form.close()}) $form.controls.add($button) $form.Add_Shown({$form.Activate()}) $form.ShowDialog()

SHOW SCREEN SHOTS OF THE INPUT AND OUTPUT