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I'll just stick with Good Morning y'all! And if there's more than one of ya, Good Morning all y'all!

:)

slicendice said:

Kari, did you mean something like this???

Nice!

Here's my default PS script. Somewhat shorter but does the same:

Code:

$Hour = Get-Date -Format "HH:mm"
$Now = Get-Date -Format "HH:mm (h:mm tt)"
If ($Hour -lt "06:00")
    {Write-Host "It's quite late" $env:username". The time is "$Now}
ElseIf ($Hour -lt "12:00")
    {Write-Host "Good morning" $env:username". The time is "$Now}
ElseIf ($Hour -lt "18:00")
    {Write-Host "Good afternoon" $env:username". The time is "$Now}
ElseIf ($Hour -ge "18:00")
    {Write-Host "Good evening" $env:username". The time is "$Now}
Write-Host
Set-Location $env:USERPROFILE

I must be totally honest: I know these last posts have been way off topic. However, as no new builds have been released and it's quiet, I like this, tossing ideas around and keep conversation going on :)

Have to go now, MRI scan at neurological clinic at Hospital of University of Leipzig awaiting...

I don't mind, I am learning.

And though I was born and raised in the US, my parents are from India, so I have a bit of training in speaking and reading Hindi. So, for those of you that are complaining about (er, making the case for the complicated nature of) their native tongue(s), I feel your pain.

As for the greeting in PS, Kari, way back in the day there was a nice menu system made for DOS that involved a lot of escape sequences to keep things like the current date and time and other text you wanted at the top line of the screen, in addition to modifying the command prompt to show whatever you wanted. I am going to see if I can find that to give me a nice little starting point to take on your challenge for this PS getting....

hi

slicendice said:

Gyllenstierna is a Swedish name, not Finnish. Swedish and Finnish can't even be remotely compared. Try comparing Finnish to Hungarian or Turkish, you get much more similarities as they are sibling languages just like Swedish, Norwegian Danish, Dutch and Afrikaans are.

I can assure you he was Finnish and his name was spelt pretty much like I said as I visited him at Neste Oy in Finland (been taken over now).