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Using PSEdit as PowerShell editor

February 27, 2023February 27, 2023 / Harm Veenstra / 9 Comments

I like using Visual Studio Code as my PowerShell script editor, but alternative editors exist. The built-in PowerShell ISE is usually there for you on Windows, but there's a nice PowerShell module that you can use called PSEdit. In this blog post, I will show you how to use that as an alternative to VSCode.

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  1. Harm Veenstra on Adding printer drivers and printers using Microsoft Intune and PowerShellMarch 30, 2023

    😁 True, true

  2. innermotion on Adding printer drivers and printers using Microsoft Intune and PowerShellMarch 30, 2023

    Great Stuff, Really useful well crafted scripts. Now our T1 techs can build out Intune packages without many issues. Also…

  3. Harm Veenstra on Adding printer drivers and printers using Microsoft Intune and PowerShellMarch 29, 2023

    Thank you 😊 yes, it's a simple solution to install printers that doesn't require any additional subscriptions 😅 And yes,…

  4. Mekkel Richards on Adding printer drivers and printers using Microsoft Intune and PowerShellMarch 29, 2023

    This is an incredible post. Very well written and easy to follow. We have been looking for a printer deployment…

  5. Harm Veenstra on Adding printer drivers and printers using Microsoft Intune and PowerShellMarch 17, 2023

    I usually download and extract a specific printer driver, then I start my Windows Sandbox (Or another VM or your…

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