I like it. Thanks for that. I still find a lot of the time my brain is still wired to think in VBScript. It’s getting there slowly :s

Cheers,
Adam

I just came across this old post while looking for a solution for this. I wasn’t totally satisfied with this because I didn’t want to have to write a custom function. A little more digging and I discovered this way to convert GUIDs:

[System.String]::Join(”,($guid.ToByteArray() | ForEach-Object {$_.ToString(‘x2′)}))

Just sharing in case you want another way to do this that doesn’t require the ReverseBytes function.

Kirk out.

Excellent point. I wrote this post some time ago, and reading back I see that it isn’t as clear as I thought it was.

Thanks for the feedback, and I’ll edit the post shortly to be much clearer :-)

Cheers,
Adam

Take the first three sub-strings and swap their bytes (octets) about the mid-point of the sub-string.