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Question : PowerShell installation and pop-up dialog box capability
I'm interested in starting to use PowerShell to install my database on users PC. I've got a few questions:
1) Can PowerShell display a dialog box? If so how would I do the following:
a) Display dialog asking user "Do you want to install the database", with Yes/No buttons
b) Code to process Yes or No response
2) Can my users run my PowerShell script by clicking on a shortcut? If so, what do I need for shortcut properties (e.g., c:\winnt\powershell j:\commonstorage\myscript.
scr).
3) Can all my users run PowerShell without installation of any additional software? They all have Windows XT SP2.
Answer : PowerShell installation and pop-up dialog box capability
VbScript should be good, even if it's a bit short on the interactive side unless you're digging into HTA. At least it's available by default :)
Chris
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