And, I have to agree to a point. PowerShell is definitely an improvement on what Microsoft has offered before, but is it enough to unseat KiXtart?
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Skatterbrainz Blog: PowerShell vs KiXtart
KiXtart 2010 4.61 RC2 Released!
Available on myITforum.com, of course.
Its available for download from the Scripting downloads page:
http://www.myitforum.com/downloads/default.asp?w=3&se=Scripting
Or, grab it with this direct download link:
KiXtart 2010 4.61 RC1 Released
Available on myITforum.com, of course.
Its available for download from the Scripting downloads page:
http://www.myitforum.com/downloads/default.asp?w=3&se=Scripting
Or, grab it with this direct download link:
This update contains the following fixes & enhancements:
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Fixed issue with handling of EXIT codes
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Fixed issue with COPYing files to a directory (without specifying a backslash)
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Fixed issue with writing large DWORD values to the registry
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Updated @PRODUCTTYPE to correctly report Server 2008(R2) & Windows 7
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Added REPLACE function
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Fixed @LOGONMODE (yes, finally!)
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Fixed BREAK “0”
Check out KIX2010.TXT for more detail on the enhancements.
The latest and greatest versions of KiXtart (2.33/3.63/4.60) can be found on: http://kixtart.org
BETA 1 of KiXtart 2010 4.61 released
This update contains the following fixes & enhancements:
· Fixed issue with handling of EXIT codes
· Fixed issue with COPYing files to a directory (without specifying a backslash)
· Fixed issue with writing large DWORD values to the registry
· Updated @PRODUCTTYPE to correctly report Server 2008
· Added REPLACE function
Check out KIX2010.TXT (in the download) for more detail on the enhancements. (Note that the manual has not been updated yet.)
The latest and greatest versions of KiXtart (2.33/3.63/4.60) can be found on: http://kixtart.org