diff --git a/New-ToastNotification.ps1 b/New-ToastNotification.ps1 index de05ea6..c1196b9 100644 --- a/New-ToastNotification.ps1 +++ b/New-ToastNotification.ps1 @@ -1,20 +1,20 @@ <# .SYNOPSIS - Create nice Windows 10 toast notifications for the logged on user in Windows 10. + Create nice toast notifications for the logged on user in Windows 10. .DESCRIPTION Everything is customizeable through config-toast.xml. - Config-toast.xml can be locally or set to an UNC path with the -Config parameter. + Config-toast.xml can be locally, hosted online in blob storage or set to an UNC path with the -Config parameter. This way you can quickly modify the configuration without the need to push new files to the computer running the toast. - Can be used for improving the numbers in Windows Servicing as well as kindly reminding users of pending reboots. - All actions are logged to a local log file in appdata\roaming\ToastNotification\New-Toastnotificaion.log. + Can be used for improving the numbers in Windows Servicing as well as kindly reminding users of pending reboots (and a bunch of other use cases as well). + All actions are logged to a local log file in AppData\Roaming\ToastNotificationScript\New-ToastNotification.log. .PARAMETER Config Specify the path for the config.xml. If none is specified, the script uses the local config.xml .NOTES Filename: New-ToastNotification.ps1 - Version: 2.0.0 + Version: 2.0.1 Author: Martin Bengtsson Blog: www.imab.dk Twitter: @mwbengtsson @@ -77,26 +77,38 @@ - Added support for having images used in the script hosted online - - ** Most of the work done in version 2.0.0 is done by Chad Brower // @Brower_Cha on Twitter ** ** I have added the additional protocols/scripts and rewritten some minor things ** ** As well as added support for dynamic deadline retrieval for software updates ** ** Stuff has been rewritten to suit my understanding and thoughts of the script ** 2.0.0 - Huge changes to how this script handles custom protocols - - Added Support for Custom Actions/Protocols within the script under user context removing the need for that to be run under SYSTEM/ADMIN -