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Our March 2016 puzzle comes from Carlo Mancini. We’re actively interested in receiving Scripting Games puzzles from members of the community - submit yours, along with an official solution, to us at admin@ via email!
Twin Cities PowerShell Automation Group meeting Tuesday, March 8, 2016, at the Microsoft Technology Center in Edina, MN. Come and learn about the road map for Microsoft’s automation platforms, System Center Orchestrator, Service Management Automation and Azure Automation. Ryan Andorfer will cover …
The agenda is available on the official event page! Please note that this is subject to change, but we’ll update that same copy so you can just refer to it. We’ll have handouts on site, but we recommend having an offline copy of the PDF, or your own printout, as a backup. It’s …
So, we have 3 seats left, which isn’t much - and we contacted our venue, and they said they they’d let us bring in those people more last-minute (in terms of us setting food and space requirements), but there’s a small uncharge of $100 per person. So those last three seats are on …
In this post I elaborate the steps that I went through to build the function to extract users into alphabetical order. I talk about the problems I face and how I resolved them. I also post snippets of my code that I used so that new people can see how I wrote it. I’m hoping that this help the …
I thought I would post my learning experiences as a person that has very little programming background. Don did say in one of the TechEd’s a few years ago that even a beginner could share their experiences with others. So I thought that I should contribute with the approach that I use to write …
Are you intimidated by scripting? Does PowerShell seem too much like programming to you? You aren’t a developer, why should you learn this mumbo jumbo? It turns out, PowerShell is quite easy to get started with. Can you run ipconfig? Do you know how to give someone instructions? You could …
Here’s a sort of last call: Registration ends on March 1st, 2016, giving you just about ten days from today (Feb 18th). Additionally, we’ve got just around 24 seats remaining. About 5 of those are available as 3-day seats, and about 19 as 4-day seats. We’ll try and slide that …
There is a lot of documentation out there for interacting with Microsoft Office including Outlook, Excel, Word, etc with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). A lot of time you may only be able to find VBA examples. VBA’s require template files to be sent to the desktop and are a real hassle …
So, we’re already doing some planning for the 2017, 2018, and 2019 events. Because, you know. We do that around here ;). One thing we’re considering is an option to lock-in venue pricing for that three-year period, helping to ensure we can keep our pricing at around $950 for a 3-day …
