Do you know that it’s possible to use PowerShell to integrate OpenAI GPT with context menu in Windows? It’s even really simple and with help of this article everyone can make it. In this example, I’ll add a new item to context menu (when you right click on a file). It appears only for PowerShell […]
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In this article, I will describe a simple way to let OpenAI improve and correct your PowerShell code. It will contain 2 main functions: Get-CodeImprovementSuggestion and Get-CodeFixSuggestion. Both accept a ScriptBlock parameter. As names indicate, the first one checks in OpenAI if there are some possible improvements. The second one checks for errors. Both are
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Web Link is a simple way to publish URL shortcuts in Intune. It allows the administrator to control which URL shortcut appear on user’s mobile device either without user consent or as an optional application. The way to create it is fairly simple, you can look at Microsoft’s documentation. Recently I had a need to
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Intro Recently I had a need to re-write one of my old scripts. It was a simple case: once a month send an email with the number of received and sent messages from the previous month for a shared mailbox. The original one used Exchange on-prem. The new one connects to Exchange Online. What seemed
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UI in Powershell In the previous post, I finished short series about custom protocol handlers. Today I will focus on a different topic. I’ll describe how to use one of the most basic .net classes: System.Console to create a console-based, PowerShell Interactive Menu. It’s a fun, old-school experience – but it still might be useful
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In my last post, I described Custom Protocol Handler and PowerShell in general. This time I will focus on using PowerShell with it. It really has a big potential, which I’ll try to show in few examples. Just to remind, last time we created a simple protocol showing console message with passed URL and working
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When trying to search for the “Custom Protocol Handler” phrase in Google, we will most probably find some articles on how to allow running a local application from a website. It’s quite interesting. Normally a website doesn’t have access to execute commands or applications on a local (client) computer. But there is an ability to
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Our IT world is moving more and more to the cloud. Thanks to that we can almost forget how useful it could be to have a local backup. In all standard scenarios the cloud provider takes care of backup, provides high availability etc. However, there are situations when a local copy has a price of
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