Vista - 4 the powershell team integrate powershell with onenote

04-19-2008

been getting up close and personal with ms onenote 2007 this weekend for a
work project and though it would be cool to have powershell integrated with
so so as i surf the web and gather info and scripts i could try them out, say
by highlighting the script and right clicking and choosing run in powershell

and yeah i am aware of security risks but don't see much difference in
copy/paste 2 a posh command window

i am think we might get better documentation by having a project notebook

04-19-2008

There is a PowerShell provider available for OneNote

http://bdewey.com/2007/07/18/onenote...hell-provider/

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"pghboemike" wrote:

Quote:

> been getting up close and personal with ms onenote 2007 this weekend for a
> work project and though it would be cool to have powershell integrated with
> so so as i surf the web and gather info and scripts i could try them out, say
> by highlighting the script and right clicking and choosing run in powershell
>
> and yeah i am aware of security risks but don't see much difference in
> copy/paste 2 a posh command window
>
> i am think we might get better documentation by having a project notebook

04-20-2008

pghboemike wrote:

Quote:

> been getting up close and personal with ms onenote 2007 this weekend for a
> work project and though it would be cool to have powershell integrated with
> so so as i surf the web and gather info and scripts i could try them out, say
> by highlighting the script and right clicking and choosing run in powershell
>
> and yeah i am aware of security risks but don't see much difference in
> copy/paste 2 a posh command window
>
> i am think we might get better documentation by having a project notebook

One thing to consider: The PowerShell team has provided the "framework".
It would be up to the OneNote (really part of Office?) team to write a
PowerShell snap-in for their product.

Marco

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04-19-2008	#1 (permalink)
pghboemike n/a posts	4 the powershell team integrate powershell with onenote been getting up close and personal with ms onenote 2007 this weekend for a work project and though it would be cool to have powershell integrated with so so as i surf the web and gather info and scripts i could try them out, say by highlighting the script and right clicking and choosing run in powershell and yeah i am aware of security risks but don't see much difference in copy/paste 2 a posh command window i am think we might get better documentation by having a project notebook
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04-19-2008	#2 (permalink)
RichS [MVP] n/a posts	RE: 4 the powershell team integrate powershell with onenote There is a PowerShell provider available for OneNote http://bdewey.com/2007/07/18/onenote...hell-provider/ -- Richard Siddaway All scripts are supplied "as is" and with no warranty PowerShell MVP Blog: http://richardsiddaway.spaces.live.com/ PowerShell User Group: http://www.get-psuguk.org.uk "pghboemike" wrote: Quote: > been getting up close and personal with ms onenote 2007 this weekend for a > work project and though it would be cool to have powershell integrated with > so so as i surf the web and gather info and scripts i could try them out, say > by highlighting the script and right clicking and choosing run in powershell > > and yeah i am aware of security risks but don't see much difference in > copy/paste 2 a posh command window > > i am think we might get better documentation by having a project notebook
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04-20-2008	#3 (permalink)
Marco Shaw [MVP] n/a posts	Re: 4 the powershell team integrate powershell with onenote pghboemike wrote: Quote: > been getting up close and personal with ms onenote 2007 this weekend for a > work project and though it would be cool to have powershell integrated with > so so as i surf the web and gather info and scripts i could try them out, say > by highlighting the script and right clicking and choosing run in powershell > > and yeah i am aware of security risks but don't see much difference in > copy/paste 2 a posh command window > > i am think we might get better documentation by having a project notebook One thing to consider: The PowerShell team has provided the "framework". It would be up to the OneNote (really part of Office?) team to write a PowerShell snap-in for their product. Marco -- Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell http://www.microsoft.com/mvp PowerGadgets MVP http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp Blog: http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com
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