The following screenshot shows the STA Mode as inactive: Some GUI controls require STA mode in order for them to function correctly. This is essential when your script uses forms to interact STA (Single Threaded Apartment) mode allows you to start your script in single threaded mode. The Platform menu provides elevated, and non-elevated, modes for script execution.Ībove, the Elevation button above is currently inactive, meaning that the script is not running under elevated privileges. This by allowing you to run scripts in elevated mode. Sometimes your scripts will need to do things that require greater privileges PowerShell Studio facilitates It is considered a security best practice to avoid logging on as anĪdministrator level account whenever possible. PowerShell Studio runs your scripts with the privileges of the current user. You can also select the version of PowerShell to run the script under. When you execute a script from PowerShell Studio, you can choose the required platform from the Platform section of the Home tab of the ribbon bar. PowerShell comes in both 64-bit and 32-bit platforms. Ribbon controls related to script execution and debugging: The modern versions of the FolderBrowserDialog makes for a better user experience and we hope that your GUI users agree. Here is an example of how to display the FolderBrowserModernDialog using its ShowDialog method: $folderbrowsermoderndialog1. This property sets the selected path of the dialog and returns the path the user selected. This property sets the title of the folder browser dialog. The new FolderBrowserModernDialog has the following properties: To add the dialog, simply drag and drop it into your existing form.
You can find the new control in the ToolBox Panel: If running on a legacy OS, it will then display the original FolderBrowserDialog: This control will display the modern version of the FolderBrowserDialog on Windows 7 or greater: Therefore we added a new control to our toolbox: Unfortunately, the user had to manually add code to the form to accomplish this. This particular user wanted to use the modern version of the folder browser dialog that is available in the later versions of Windows. This next new feature was also added in response to user feedback. With release of the v4.2.83 build of PowerShell Studio 2015, we introduced new features that we are covering in detail over a series of articles.
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