2013May_HTML_Reports_in_PowerShell（补汉6个汉字字）.pdfVIP

http://PowerShellB • http://PowerS Creating HTML Reports in PowerShell 1 Creating HTML Reports in PowerShell by Don Jones Copyright ©2012 by Don Jones Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported http://PowerShellB • http://PowerS Foreword I set out to create this guide because, as more and more people jump into PowerShell, they seem to be jumping into reporting. And, unfortunately, they’re making a lot of beginner mistakes that end up making the job tougher, and the results less attractive. It’s quite understandable, though: creating HTML reports requires an unholy blend of skills. You have to be an administrator to retrieve the information, a Web designer to make it look good, and quite frankly a hacker to get everything you want into the right place. So with that in mind, I set out to create a book that’ll help a bit. Since I’m not making any money from this book, I do hope you’ll take a moment to consider the other books I’ve written and co-authored, all of which can be found at http://PowerShellB. Your purchases there help pay the mortgage and the utility bills, and that gives me the time to work on projects like this one. If you have something you’d like to add to this book, or you find an error, or you just need additional help, please drop a message into the “PowerShell QA” forum at http://PowerS. That site also features an impressive array of other free resources related to PowerShell, and I think you’ll enjoy the time you spend there. Don Jones Copyright This guide is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. The authors encourage you to redistribute this file as widely as possible, but ask that you do not modi