This pattern is useful when endpoints need a visible inventory surface generated from local data.

It comes from the source example at Examples/Run.BGInfo1.ps1.

When to use this pattern

• You need a generated endpoint information background.
• You want PowerShell control over what values appear.
• You need repeatable output for deployment or testing.

Example

Import-Module .\PowerBGInfo.psd1 -Force

New-BGInfo -MonitorIndex 0 {
    New-BGInfoValue -BuiltinValue HostName -Color Red -FontSize 20 -FontFamilyName 'Calibri'
    New-BGInfoValue -BuiltinValue FullUserName -Name 'User Name' -Color White
    New-BGInfoValue -BuiltinValue CpuName
    New-BGInfoValue -BuiltinValue RAMSize
} -FilePath "$PSScriptRoot\Samples\Background.jpg" `
  -ConfigurationDirectory "$PSScriptRoot\Output" `
  -WallpaperFit Center `
  -Target Both

What this demonstrates

• building the layout in PowerShell
• using built-in system values
• separating source image and generated output

Source

• Run.BGInfo1.ps1