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$wmi=Get-WmiObject -class Win32_OperatingSystem -computer $Server

#CREATE A WMI QUERY AGAINST THE CURRENT $SERVER NAME $Servers = Get-Content C:\SQL\Scripts\Dev_SQL_Servers_ServerNames.txt Could some one show me the changes \ best practises to get the output to HTML in a table format ? I have the following script, and I am struggling to get the results output to HTML. $text2.text = ($result | Out-String).Hi everyone, hoping someone can offer me some advice. #connect the ShowHelp scriptblock with the _MouseHover event for this control I’m going to write a scriptblock to display the pop-up help for selected controls. In my projects, I define these actions in scriptblocks. When working with WinForms in a PowerShell script, we have to connect some PowerShell action with some event from the form, such as clicking a button or hovering the mouse. First, let’s add the control to the script. The help text is displayed in the ToolTip control.

The way I handle this in my forms is to display the help when the user hovers the mouse over a given control. This isn’t especially complicated, but let’s add some help. The script will present a simple form with a few check boxes. $text2.text = ($result | Out-String).Trim() $form2.text = "WMI Results: " +($text1.text).toUpper() $data = Get-WmiObject -class win32_bios -ComputerName $text1.text $data = Get-WmiObject -class win32_computersystem -ComputerName $text1.text $data = Get-WmiObject -class win32_operatingsystem -ComputerName $text1.text Here’s a simple WinForms-based PowerShell script: #demo-winform.ps1 You can use the ToolTip control to accomplish this.

I would expect the form interface to be intuitive most of the time, but perhaps you might want to add a little interactive help. You can create some very complicated graphical tools and often IT pros do just that, where these tools are delegated for administration. This often means using Windows Forms, which is also known as WinForms. IT pros who have taken the leap and dived head-long into PowerShell will eventually find themselves creating graphical PowerShell scripts and tools.