Carbon is a PowerShell module for automating the configuration Windows 7, 8, 2008, and 2012 and automation the installation and configuration of Windows applications, websites, and services. It can configure and manage: * Local users and groups * IIS websites, virtual directories, and applications * File system, registry, and certificate pe... More info

Support for text-based clipboard operations for PowerShell Core (cross-platform) and older versions of Windows PowerShell

Cmdlets for determining file encodings

This Integration Module provides cmdlets for parsing, composing and manipulating text and is designed to be used with Runbook Studio and Azure Automation. Take the Runbook Studio for a test drive on the Azure Marketplace (http://bit.ly/AzureRBS) or get more information and download from (https://www.kelverion.com/runbook-studio/). For a free evalua... More info

Grabs an image on the clipboard, passes it to Microsoft Cognitive Services, uses OCR and returns the text Edit Add topics

Functions that make doing things in PowerShell a little easier. We think these should be part of PowerShell itself. Core functions that are used by other Carbon modules.

Convert Text to Image. Redirect your output into variable/file and then convert it to image. With our preset styles easily automate your screenshot capturing routine for your blog, twitter, etc.Image formats supported: Png, Bmp, Gif, Jpeg, Tiff.

Everyday utilities wrapped in a Powershell module

The Horker Template Engine is a text preprocessor empowered by PowerShell. It offers similar syntax to the classical ASP/JSP/ePerl/erb template engines. For more details, see https://github.com/horkerps/templateengine

Text templating in PowerShell

Creates the logic for a new simple text based menu and sends to output. Can be redirected to a file.

A set of cmdlets to encrypt/decrypt sensitive strings using certificate-based encryption methods.

determines the encoding of any text file

Powershell module to format text and display messages with custom colors.

Retrieve the latest news using RSS feeds, and use a Text to Speech (TTS) engine to convert those feeds into a single MP3 file