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I'm developing a Powershell script that's going to present the user with a GUI. When the user presses a button in the GUI, I want it to call, (execute), a 2nd powershell script, the 2nd script will do some things, and then modify form elements in the GUI, (Like a CheckedListBox), that the first script created.

Is this possible? If so, how?

HopelessN00b
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As for the GUI and running the second script part yes it is possible. It will require working with .NET classes, specifically System.Windows.Forms as well as sub-classes below that. I'm not really in a position to explain the finer details of passing information back and forth between the two scripts, assuming it's possible outside of storing that information in a separate file and using something like $varible=Get-Content "\path_of_file\".

However what you gave is a little broad and hard to give more specific examples for.

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