Au contraire, my friend! Since PowerShell is built on top of the .NET framework, it has the power to use just about anything that your traditional VB.NET or C# developer can do. That includes building ...

For example, if you needed to make a change to 1,000 user accounts, it's much faster to use Windows PowerShell commands than it is to manually modify each account one at a time through the GUI.

A couple of different ways exist to transform your scripts into GUI form. If you need to create real GUI tools to interact with the user in PowerShell you're probably going to choose either Windows ...