PSRepo VS PowerShell-Script-Menu-Gui

Here's a script that i made that uses the windows forms classes, it might help get you started https://github.com/read-0nly/PSRepo/blob/master/Utility/InterTransmission.ps1 and here's another doing the user32 thing: https://github.com/read-0nly/PSRepo/blob/master/Utility/SetWallpaper.ps1

Here's a PS script that makes a window who's buttons are tied to powershell functions (that could, for instance, call other powershell scripts): https://github.com/read-0nly/PSRepo/blob/master/Utility/InterTransmission.ps1

I dunno if i should make a full postof this but out of concern for my stubborn loved ones i've taken the time to code a wet bulb temp calculator in powershell - the plan is to have it ring an alert if the WBT gets close to 36, maybe with hydration reminders. Here's the script for your own purposes https://github.com/read-0nly/PSRepo/blob/master/Utility/get-WBT.ps1 and here's a handy WBT/Work/Hydration chart https://mesonet.org/images/site/WBGT_Handout.pdf

Give this a go: PSScriptMenuGui

Another way is to build a GUI. OK, I'm know it's boring but a PS Module like PSScriptMenuGui could help. See demo and Examples. The, when user launch the main script (i.e. MenuGUI.ps1), there will be no shell, just a GUI with big buttons :-) to run this or that.