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;;; vsc-cheatsheet.ahk

/*
#*------v NOTES v------
.SYNOPSIS
vsc-cheatsheet.ahk - Quick`nDirty Autohotkey-based popup reference menu for Visual Studio Code keyboard shortcuts
.NOTES
Written By: Todd Kadrie
Website:	http://tinstoys.blogspot.com
Twitter:	http://twitter.com/tostka

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;;; Ecco-Formatting.ahk

/*
#*------v NOTES v------
.SYNOPSIS
Ecco-Formatting.ahk - Autohotkey hotkeys for 'styling' the old Ecco Pro outliner. 
.NOTES
Written By: Todd Kadrie
Website:	http://tinstoys.blogspot.com
Twitter:	http://twitter.com/tostka

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# Get-ExchangeUpdateRollups.ps1 - Gets the Exchange Server 2007, Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2013 Update Rollups

<# 
.SYNOPSIS
Get-ExchangeUpdateRollups.ps1 - Gets the Exchange Server 2007, Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2013 Update Rollups
.NOTES
Written By: Bhargav Shukla
Website:	http://www.bhargavs.com
Revised By: Todd Kadrie
Website:	http://tinstoys.blogspot.com

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;;; vsc-cheatsheet.ahk

/* TRIMMED DOWN GIST, KEY CODE BITS, SEE FULL SCRIPT FOR DETAILS 
*/

sAHKSdir :="C:\sc\ahk\ahkscripts\"

;;;*------v hs-vsc-cheatsheet (QuickRef) v------
:!:7VSCm::
capslock & F1::

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<# TRIMMED gist, see full script for details #>

#*---------------------------v Function Get-TLogSpaceRegion v---------------------------
Function Get-TLogSpaceRegion ($ExTargVers,$SiteName) {


	  
  If ($bDebug -eq $TRUE) {
      Write-Host ("Get-TLogSpaceRegion,ExTargVers: " + $ExTargVers)
  }

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<# trimmed gist, see full close-WinsAll.ps1 for details #>

write-host -foregroundcolor green "***v ISSUING CLOSE ON _ALL_ DESKTOP WINDOWS! v***" ;
(get-process | ? { $_.mainwindowtitle -ne "" -and $_.processname -ne "powershell" } )| % {"proc:$($_.Name)" ; $_.CloseMainWindow() ; } ;
<# express equiv: KILL everything but ps, dead
(get-process | ? { $_.mainwindowtitle -ne "" -and $_.processname -ne "powershell" } )| stop-process ; 
#>

# 10:07 AM 3/13/2018 #25 IE close: first do all IE, windows and blow past the 'Close All' prompts (only IE turns up in ShellApp):
$ShellApp = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application ; 

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<# TRIMMED GIST, SEE FULL  Get-IMDBSearch.ps1 SCRIPT FOR DETAILS#>

#*------v Function Get-IMDBSearch v------
Function Get-IMDBSearch  {

    <# TRIMMED #>
    
    $qryUrlRoot = "http://google.com/search?q=site:imdb.com/title" ; 
    $url = "$($qryUrlRoot) $($Title.trim())" ; 
    

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# convert-ToMp3.ps1

<# This gist is TRIMMED to ust the core pieces #>

#*================v FUNCTIONS v================

#*----------------v Function convert-ToMp3 v------
function convert-ToMp3 {
    <#  TRIMMED  #>

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<# Powershell snippet to retrieve details on top 3 queued domains on Exchange hubs in local AD site
I generally just paste the 1-liner version straight into a remote EMS console, for execution
#>
$TopDoms=3 ;
$Site=[System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.ActiveDirectorySite]::GetComputerSite().Name ;
$Banner="== v Site:$($Site.toupper()) - TOP $($TopDoms) QUEUED DOMAINS PER HUB: v ==" ;
write-host -foregroundcolor green "`n$((get-date).ToString('HH:mm:ss')):$($Banner)" ;
$hubsl=Get-ExchangeServer | where { $_.isHubTransportServer -eq $true -and $_.Site -match ".*\/$($Site)$"} | select -expand Name ;
foreach($hub in $hubsl){  write-host -foregroundcolor green "$((get-date).ToString('HH:mm:ss')):----$($hub):" ;
  [console]::ForegroundColor = "yellow" ;