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<#
Get-TimeDifference.ps1

Windows PowerShell: For a more comfortable reading experience, please type
help ./Get-TimeDifference -Full
#>

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<#
Rename-Files.ps1
#>


# Find all wmv-files with a string "oldstring" and replace "oldstring" with "newstring" in the filename
Get-ChildItem *.wmv -Filter "*oldstring*" | ForEach { Rename-Item $_ -NewName $_.Name.Replace("oldstring","newstring") }


# Change the file extension of all .jpeg files to .jpg

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<#
Get-PowerShellSpecialFolders.ps1
#>

# Create an array that contains commands, how to get a particular special folder, and the values (paths) that they produce
$special_folders = @()
$names = [Environment+SpecialFolder]::GetNames([Environment+SpecialFolder]) | Sort

ForEach ($name in $names) {
   

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### Open GApps installer Options
#
# File Name:        .gapps-config                   (takes precedence, filename begins with a dot )
#                   gapps-config.txt
#                   .gapps-config-DEVICENAME        Device-specific config files will take precedence over the non-device-specific ones. 
#                                                   The DEVICENAME can be found in open_apps_log.txt or in the name of the ROM download.
#                   gapps-config-DEVICENAME.txt     Device-specific config files will take precedence over the non-device-specific ones. 
#                                                   The DEVICENAME can be found in open_apps_log.txt or in the name of the ROM download.
#

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<#
Disable-Defrag.ps1
#>

# Requires administrator rights
# Note: This script is mainly intended to use with systems with SSD drives, and is not particularly well suitable for systems with "traditional" HDD drives (with rotating disks).
# Note: The computer will be automatically rebooted at the end of this script (the first Step 5)
$path = $env:temp
$empty_line = ""

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<#
Remove-EmptyFoldersLite.ps1
#>

# $path = "."
$path = "C:\Temp"
$filename = "deleted_folders.txt"
$txt_file = "$env:temp\$filename"
$separator = "---------------------"
$empty_line = ""

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<#
Append-Csv.ps1
#>

# The directory name contains at least one underscore in its name, and the first part 
# is used in the outputted filename as a denominator ($directory = "denominator").
# Note: UTF8 encoding in source files, perhaps? (for special characters et al.)
$path = "$env:USERPROFILE\Documents\denominator_split_files"
$directory = (Split-Path $path -Leaf).Split("_")[0]
$csv_file = "$path\merged_csvfile_$directory.csv"

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<#
Get-MapUsage.ps1
#>


# Description: Tries to retrieve a "number of views" -number from a Google My Maps map and write it to a log file (map_log.csv at $env:temp).

# Example URL: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=QuiteAFewRandomLettersAndNumbers
# Note: Please replace the string below (between the single quotation marks) with a correct Google My Maps mid, which could be
# either (A) the string after = symbol in the original URL

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<#
Replace-String.ps1
#>

# Description: A code snippet, which replaces every occurrence of a string in a file with PowerShell
# Credit: rominator007: "How can I replace every occurrence of a String in a file with PowerShell?"
# Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17144355/how-can-i-replace-every-occurrence-of-a-string-in-a-file-with-powershell?rq=1
$content = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllText("C:\Temp\example.txt").Replace("OldString","NewValue")
[System.IO.File]::WriteAllText("C:\Temp\example.txt", $content)

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<#
Convert-JsonToCsv.ps1
#>


# Establish common parameters
$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
$path = $env:temp
$enumeration = @()
$counter = 0