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Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast, we talk to Brian and Ben from DevFarm about PowerWF and PowerSE
News
- MVP Sean Kearney just had an interview with Talk Technet
- The PowerShell team announces the first ever PowerShell Deep Dive Conference!
- Book News:
- Software news:
- The 2011 Scripting Games Study Guide is out
Interview
- PowerWF: http://powerwf.com/
- PowerSE: http://powerwf.com/products/powerse.aspx
Chatroom Buzz:
21:47 <RavikanthChaganti> ##Can we extend the editor features? Is there a public SDK?
22:13 <ihunger> ## Ask Ben how VEEAM got their name, that will get you going
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- Profiles in PowerShell
- Shay (re)found a very cool PowerShell sidebar gadget
- Cool script to remove local profiles
- Dmitry links to a video showing how to change VMware attributes using PowerGUI
- Another one from Shay: Netstat for PowerShell
- Ravikanth Chaganti has release a free eBook WMI Query Language via PowerShell
Feedback
I have written my first script. From Jerry Lee Ford Jr’s book, the script is the knock knock joke. And when I run it I get the message “execution of scripts is disabled on this system. Please see get-help about-signing”.
So of course I want to run the script right away and so I type “get-executionpolicy” and I see that it is restricted. So I “set-executionpolicy remotesigned”.
So finally my question, can I leave “executionpolicy remotesigned” ? Do I need to be concerned about security? Would I be better off to sign all my scripts?
Thanks,
Bob

Jim Christopher has been developing software professionally for over 15 years, working on projects ranging from Windows to the Web, from device drivers to enterprise software solutions. His experience spans the scientific, defense, education, and gaming industries. He currently runs Code Owls LLC, providing software development services to local small businesses in Charlotte NC, promoting PowerShell as a platform for software tools, and maintains a technical blog at 