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Here's a PowerShell Script that demonstates how to create COM objects in PowerShell, in this case an Internet Explorer instance. The script then takes the output of the Get-Service cmdlet and writes the results to the IE window.<\/p>\n

# IEServiceList.ps1
# Jeffery Hicks
# http:\/\/jdhitsolutions.blogspot.com
# http:\/\/www.jdhitsolutions.com
# May 2006
#Display all running services in an Internet Explorer window<\/p>\n

new-variable html
#create an object with the running services
$svc = get-service | where {$_.status -eq \"running\"}<\/p>\n

#create a new COM object that is Internet Explorer
$oIE=New-object -COM InternetExplorer.Application<\/p>\n

# If you want to see what Internet Explorer methods and
# properties exist, then run from within this script:
#$oIE |get-member<\/p>\n

#Configure IE object
$oIE.navigate2(\"about:blank\")
$oIE.width=400
$oIE.height=600
$oIE.Resizable=$True
$oIE.StatusBar=$True
$oIE.AddressBar=$False
$oIE.MenuBar=$False
$oIE.Toolbar=$False<\/p>\n

#build the html code to display
foreach ($s in $svc) {$html=$html+\"<font face=Verdana size=2>\"+`
$s.Displayname+\": \"+$s.status+\"<\/font><br>\"}<\/p>\n

#set the body with our html code
$oIE.document.body.innerHTML=$html<\/p>\n

#display a summary in the status bar
$oIE.StatusText=($svc.Count).ToString()+\" running services\"<\/p>\n

#display the IE object
$oIE.Visible=$True<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

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