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6. Automatically on login (see AutoStart folder)/logoff/daily/etc.
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<details><summary>How to execute PowerShell scripts in Windows context menus?</summary>
* to enable "right-click > New > Windows PowerShell Script" execute `Add_ps1_to_New_context_menu.reg` in subfolder [Data/](../Data)
* to disable this execute `Remove_ps1_from_New_context_menu.reg` in subfolder [Data/](../Data)
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<details><summary>How to execute PowerShell Scripts in Jenkins?</summary>
Install the 'PowerShell plugin', it allows Jenkins to invoke PowerShell as build scripts. It uses PowerShell.exe on Windows and pwsh on Linux.
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* **On Windows:** open Settings > System > About > Advanced system settings > Environment Variables, edit the user's variable "Path", and add the full path to the Scripts/ directory.
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<details><summary>How to use PowerShell in Windows context menus?</summary>
* to enable "right-click > New > Windows PowerShell Script" execute `Add_ps1_to_New_context_menu.reg` in subfolder [Data/](../Data)
* to disable this execute `Remove_ps1_from_New_context_menu.reg` in subfolder [Data/](../Data)
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<details><summary>Which editor to use for PowerShell scripts?</summary>
* **Visual Studio Code** - Supporting syntax highlighting, on-the-fly problem checking and an integrated PowerShell Console (available for free on Linux, Mac OS and Windows, now recommended by Microsoft).