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| | Using Add-Content to add text to a certain location of a file. Hi, I'm trying to get my script to write values to specific locations in an INI file and i'm currently using an ini editor, but i'd rather integrate that into the script and get rid of the INI editor. How is it possible to do that using add-content? For instance, i have idents like PCAssetNbr and PCModel, and this information is gathered automatically through WMI and passed into variables. I'd like the script to be able to add that to the end of that current ident. For example PCModel=MODELHERE. Is this possible? |
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| | Re: Using Add-Content to add text to a certain location of a file. Maybe this can help: Managing INI files with PowerShell http://www.leeholmes.com/blog/Managi...owerShell.aspx ----- Shay Levi $cript Fanatic http://scriptolog.blogspot.com Quote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to get my script to write values to specific locations in > an INI file and i'm currently using an ini editor, but i'd rather > integrate that into the script and get rid of the INI editor. How is > it possible to do that using add-content? > > For instance, i have idents like PCAssetNbr and PCModel, and this > information is gathered automatically through WMI and passed into > variables. I'd like the script to be able to add that to the end of > that current ident. For example PCModel=MODELHERE. Is this possible? > |
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