Code have been split into several modules again due to popular demand (let’s you minimize size and use only the parts of the library that you wan’t). The installer will only install Sorlov.PowerShell.Core and others can be downloaded using Get-LatestVersion. Probably this will have some improvements over the near future with some “add-remove-feature-feature”. All versions have been harmonised to 4.0.0.0 to make it simple to determine the state of components. Release-notes will be written on a per-product basis. Documentation is in progress meanwhile some cmdlets may be moved around pending it’s final structure, expect additional modules to be released soon (moved from Core that is)

Sorlov.PowerShell.Core – The core parts, common code etc. Must always be present.
Sorlov.PowerShell.SelfHosted – Lets you create and package stand-alone exe files from .ps1 files
Sorlov.PowerShell.MicrosoftOffice – Create and manipulate word and excel documents
Sorlov.PowerShell.Security – For now certificate management (much more planned around PKI)
Sorlov.PowerShell.SCSClient – Supports the Script Server repository for powershell (Experimental)

To install just run the installer, if you are moving from a older version you must run the Get-LatestVersion two times with restart in-between as a very old error was made visible and made the upgrade stop if performed in one step. The installer and older documentation can be found on the “PowerShell Projects” in the right-side menu.

 

 

There are times you are more happy than others. Today is a very happy day! I got a email about 10 minutes ago.. Dear Daniel Sorlov, Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2013 Microsoft® MVP Award! This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with others. We appreciate your outstanding contributions in PowerShell technical communities during the past year. I on the other hand would like to thank everyone who listens to my sessions, who help me with events and everything else. I could not have done it without you all.

 

Now supporting New-Certificate to make a new certificate either for self-signed or standard X509 certificate and also a simple utility in Find-Certificate that will locate a certificate based on some standard search terms. During the next couple of day you will see parts for CodeSigning and for Timestamping =).