Alex K. Angelopoulos
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Alex K. Angelopoulos (aka@mvps.org) is a contributing editor for Windows IT Pro, an MCSE, and an avid scripter.
Email address: aka@mvps.org
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134 results found for Alex K. Angelopoulos, displaying items 1 - 20
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July 9, 2008 |
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Clean Up Your Shortcut Names
If you want to change the verbose names Windows automatically uses for new shortcuts, you can modify a registry setting to make new shortcut names cleaner and use a simple script to clean up existing shortcut names.
Windows IT Pro
How to Significantly Speed Up Tasks That Involve Querying Computers
A network query to an inaccessible remote machine can take up to a minute to time out on its own. You can eliminate this wasted time with a simple PowerShell script.
Windows IT Pro
How to Significantly Speed Up Tasks That Involve Querying Computers
Windows IT Pro
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June 18, 2008 |
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Use the .NET WebClient Class in PowerShell Scripts to Access Web Data
PowerShell doesn't have any cmdlets specifically designed to download Internet data, but you can use the Microsoft .NET Framework's WebClient class in PowerShell scripts to access this data.
Windows IT Pro
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June 18, 2008 |
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Adding a Folder to the Windows Command Search Path
Here's a basic procedure you can follow to add a custom folder to the Windows search path. Any scripts or binaries you want Windows to be able to find by name you can stick in that folder.
Windows IT Pro
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June 18, 2008 |
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How to Access an Environment Variable Without Writing a Complete PowerShell Statement
PowerShell provides a special compact notation so that you can easily access the contents of variables and many other items in PowerShell drives.
Windows IT Pro
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June 18, 2008 |
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Why the PowerShell Working Directory and the PowerShell Location Aren't One in the Same
If you use an external application or API that works with files in your PowerShell code and you've changed your PowerShell location, that application or API needs extra help if you want it to resolve bare filenames.
Windows IT Pro
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May 21, 2008 |
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Windows PowerShell Range Operator Tricks
Windows PowerShell's range operator combined with the pipelining feature gives you an easy way to create complex lists of numbers to help automate administrative tasks, particularly on large networks.
Windows IT Pro
PowerShell 2.0 One Step Closer to Final Release
Microsoft has released the second Community Technology Preview (CTP) for Windows PowerShell 2.0.
Windows IT Pro
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May 1, 2008 |
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Securing the Windows Search Path
Learn how to lock down the Windows search path as well as modify and lock down the pathext variable to prevent an attacker from using command search to escalate privileges.
Windows IT Pro
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