Anyone know how to create a shortcut to a quest powershell script?

IE - powershell.exe -noexit c:\myscripts\myscript.ps1

This obvisously wont work with the quest scripts as the exe file for it is stashed somewhere else.

Basically I want to double click a shortcut that kicks a script off...  Lazy I know :-)

Thanks.

Couple of points, there are no special exe files for third party cmdlets. Instead there is a console file (psc1) that is used to customize the env, preload snappins, set variables and such. This console file is what gives the illusion of a custom exe. You can easily use this same psc1 file to do exactly as you're question implied...

create a shortcut that executes:
%SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -psconsolefile "%ProgramFiles%\Quest Software\Management Shell for AD\ConsoleSettings.psc1" -noexit -file c:\myscripts\myscript.ps1

You could also just add the snapin in you're script and skip the console file entirely, i.e. somewhere in you're scripts begin block add;

Add-PSSnapin Quest.ActiveRoles.ADManagement

It's not lazy at all it's smart!
~Glenn

Brilliant Glenn!

I've used the Add-PSSnapin solution, it seems tidier (well, less hassle)... I appreciate the response - you've made my life a lot easier :-)

Thanks again,

Robbie.