fixed image links in md files

Author: jdhitsolutions

PSScriptToolsHelp.md

@@ -368,9 +368,9 @@ Get all runspaces with an ID greater than 1, which is typically your current ses
 
 A simple function to get common locations. This can be useful with cross-platform scripting.
 
-![windows locations](./images/pslocation-win.png)
+![windows locations](images/pslocation-win.png)
 
-![linux locations](./images/pslocation-linux.png)
+![linux locations](images/pslocation-linux.png)
 
 ### [Get-PowerShellEngine](https://github.com/jdhitsolutions/PSScriptTools/blob/master/docs/Get-PowerShellEngine.md)
 
@@ -390,11 +390,11 @@ PS /home/jhicks> Get-PowerShellEngine
 
 You can also get detailed information.
 
-![Windows PowerShell](./images/get-powershellengine1.png)
+![Windows PowerShell](images/get-powershellengine1.png)
 
-![PowerShell Core on Windows](./images/get-powershellengine2.png)
+![PowerShell Core on Windows](images/get-powershellengine2.png)
 
-![PowerShell Core on Linux](./images/get-powershellengine3.png)
+![PowerShell Core on Linux](images/get-powershellengine3.png)
 
 Results will vary depending on whether you are running PowerShell on Windows nor non-Windows systems.
 
@@ -607,11 +607,11 @@ Because this module is intended to make scripting easier for you, it adds option
 
 In the PowerShell ISE, you will get a new menu under Add-Ons.
 
-![new menu](./images/todo-1.png)
+![new menu](images/todo-1.png)
 
 You can use the menu or keyboard shortcut which will launch an input box.
 
-![input box](./images/todo-2.png)
+![input box](images/todo-2.png)
 
 The comment will be inserted at the current cursor location.
 
@@ -627,15 +627,15 @@ This function is a graphical replacement for `Read-Host`. It creates a simple WP
 $name = Invoke-InputBox -Prompt "Enter a user name" -Title "New User Setup"
 ```
 
-![input box](./images/ibx-1.png)
+![input box](images/ibx-1.png)
 
 You can also capture a secure string.
 
 ```powershell
 Invoke-Inputbox -Prompt "Enter a password for $Name" -AsSecureString -BackgroundColor red
 ```
 
-![secure input box](./images/ibx-2.png)
+![secure input box](images/ibx-2.png)
 
 This example also demonstrates that you can change form's background color. This function will **not** work in PowerShell Core.
 
@@ -1000,18 +1000,18 @@ This command provides a PowerShell alternative to the cmd.exe **MORE** command,
 get-service | out-more
 ```
 
-![out-more](./images/out-more.png)
+![out-more](images/out-more.png)
 
 This also works in PowerShell Core.
 
 ### [Out-ConditionalColor](https://github.com/jdhitsolutions/PSScriptTools/blob/master/docs/Out-ConditionalColor.md)
 
 This command is designed to take pipeline input and display it in a colorized format,based on a set of conditions. Unlike `Write-Host` which doesn't write to the pipeline, this command will write to the pipeline. You can use a simple hashtable to define a color if the given property matches the hashtable key.
 
-![out-conditionalcolor-1](./images/occ-1.png)
+![out-conditionalcolor-1](images/occ-1.png)
 
 Or you can specify an ordered hashtable for more complex processing.
-![out-conditionalcolor-2](./images/occ-2.png)
+![out-conditionalcolor-2](images/occ-2.png)
 
 This command doesn't always work depending on the type of object you pipe to it. The problem appears to be related to the formatting system. Development and testing is ongoing.
 

README.md

@@ -385,9 +385,9 @@ Get all runspaces with an ID greater than 1, which is typically your current ses
 
 A simple function to get common locations. This can be useful with cross-platform scripting.
 
-![windows locations](./images/pslocation-win.png)
+![windows locations](images/pslocation-win.png)
 
-![linux locations](./images/pslocation-linux.png)
+![linux locations](images/pslocation-linux.png)
 
 ### [Get-PowerShellEngine](https://github.com/jdhitsolutions/PSScriptTools/blob/master/docs/Get-PowerShellEngine.md)
 
@@ -407,11 +407,11 @@ PS /home/jhicks> Get-PowerShellEngine
 
 You can also get detailed information.
 
-![Windows PowerShell](./images/get-powershellengine1.png)
+![Windows PowerShell](images/get-powershellengine1.png)
 
-![PowerShell Core on Windows](./images/get-powershellengine2.png)
+![PowerShell Core on Windows](images/get-powershellengine2.png)
 
-![PowerShell Core on Linux](./images/get-powershellengine3.png)
+![PowerShell Core on Linux](images/get-powershellengine3.png)
 
 Results will vary depending on whether you are running PowerShell on Windows nor non-Windows systems.
 
@@ -624,11 +624,11 @@ Because this module is intended to make scripting easier for you, it adds option
 
 In the PowerShell ISE, you will get a new menu under Add-Ons.
 
-![new menu](./images/todo-1.png)
+![new menu](images/todo-1.png)
 
 You can use the menu or keyboard shortcut which will launch an input box.
 
-![input box](./images/todo-2.png)
+![input box](images/todo-2.png)
 
 The comment will be inserted at the current cursor location.
 
@@ -644,15 +644,15 @@ This function is a graphical replacement for `Read-Host`. It creates a simple WP
 $name = Invoke-InputBox -Prompt "Enter a user name" -Title "New User Setup"
 ```
 
-![input box](./images/ibx-1.png)
+![input box](images/ibx-1.png)
 
 You can also capture a secure string.
 
 ```powershell
 Invoke-Inputbox -Prompt "Enter a password for $Name" -AsSecureString -BackgroundColor red
 ```
 
-![secure input box](./images/ibx-2.png)
+![secure input box](images/ibx-2.png)
 
 This example also demonstrates that you can change form's background color. This function will **not** work in PowerShell Core.
 
@@ -1017,18 +1017,18 @@ This command provides a PowerShell alternative to the cmd.exe **MORE** command,
 get-service | out-more
 ```
 
-![out-more](./images/out-more.png)
+![out-more](images/out-more.png)
 
 This also works in PowerShell Core.
 
 ### [Out-ConditionalColor](https://github.com/jdhitsolutions/PSScriptTools/blob/master/docs/Out-ConditionalColor.md)
 
 This command is designed to take pipeline input and display it in a colorized format,based on a set of conditions. Unlike `Write-Host` which doesn't write to the pipeline, this command will write to the pipeline. You can use a simple hashtable to define a color if the given property matches the hashtable key.
 
-![out-conditionalcolor-1](./images/occ-1.png)
+![out-conditionalcolor-1](images/occ-1.png)
 
 Or you can specify an ordered hashtable for more complex processing.
-![out-conditionalcolor-2](./images/occ-2.png)
+![out-conditionalcolor-2](images/occ-2.png)
 
 This command doesn't always work depending on the type of object you pipe to it. The problem appears to be related to the formatting system. Development and testing is ongoing.