PowerGUI 1.0.11 features announced

Published October 5, 2007 PowerGUI , PowerShell 2 Comments

Alexey has published the updated PowerGUI feature roadmap with the feature set for the 1.0.11 release slated for the next week. The biggest new feature is a stand-alone PowerShell script editor which you can use to edit any of your ps1 files – not necessarily the ones already integrated into PowerGUI.

This is going to be quite handy because you do need to do a one off script from time to time outside PowerGUI and having a free lightweight editor for that is something I personally wanted for quite some time. Looking forward to that release. Will blog here once it is available.

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1 thomas lee October 6, 2007 at 1:29 pm

Thanks for this new version of PowerGUI. It looks like being a great product.

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