Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. There have been many requests asking for the ability to update titleblocks within MicroStation using PowerShell. The good news is that this can be accomplished. It simply requires you run the… Continue reading How To: Update TitleBlocks with PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. Occasionally, within a ProjectWise datasource, files can go missing on a server (file storage area) or files are not deleted properly from a dms folder on a server causing an error… Continue reading How To: Report on Missing Files Within ProjectWise Using PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. I want to show a simple way to create an Excel file containing ProjectWise Datasource Statistics data. When run over the course of several weeks, months, years, this data can be… Continue reading How To: Export ProjectWise Datasource Statistics To Excel Using PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. I recently had someone ask, how do you create a version of a document within ProjectWise while importing files from Windows, if a document already exists with the file name? This… Continue reading How To: Import Files From Local Drive And Create Versions Using PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. With the release of PWPS_DAB module version 1.6.1.0, we now have the ability to export ProjectWise documents out to a zip file on a local drive. This is accomplished using the… Continue reading How To: Export ProjectWise Documents to a Zip File Using PowerShell
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