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Drawing Graphics using PowerShell 1.0 and GDI+

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== An Overview of GDI+ ==
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GDI+ is part of the .NET framwork and is the standard Windows API for working with display hardware to draw graphics on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and later Microsoft operating systems. The ''GDI'' in ''GDI+'' is an abbreviation for ''Graphics Display Interface''. In terms of using GDI+ within Windows PowerShell it is used in conjunction with WinForms, whereby WinForms provides dialogs, controls and the Form canvas on which the drawing takes place. For more information in WinForms in the context of Windows PowerShell, refer to the chapter entitled [[Creating GUIs in Windows PowerShell 1.0 with WinForms]].

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