PowerShell -NoProfile -NonInteractive -Command reflection.assembly::loadwithpartialname ('') system.

:) Now if only schtasks.exe was as easy to use as PowerShell. ::Show($Message, $Title, $Buttons, $Icon, $defaultIndex * 256). You could paste this into a scheduled task or something if you want an annoying reminder to pop up on your screen. # for consistency with the macOS behavior. # Output the chosen button as a stringified enum value, The syntax (spread across multiple lines for readability): Show-MessageBox ] Make sure that ShowDialog is at the end of your script. $buttonChosen = Show-MessageBox 'some message' 'a title' -Buttons OKCancel -Icon Stop TextBox (to get user input) Label Button PictureBox CheckBox ComboBox (Dropdown list) ListView ListBox RadioButton Panel Groupbox (To group elements together) ProgressBar DataGridView So let’s create some elements on our form.

# Return value is the name of the button chosen. # Message box with custom message and title, buttons OK and cancel, and The Show-MessageBox function defined below offers message-box functionality on both Windows and macOS, modeled on the WinForms MessageBox class.Įxamples: # Message box with custom message, OK button only, and default title and icon

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