I cannot see any setting in
Configuration or in context menu of the
Terminal window of UltraEdit for Windows v2023.0 which makes it possible to configure which PowerShell is executed by Windows for the execution of the active PowerShell script or the selected cmdlets. It looks like UltraEdit uses the Windows standard for finding an executable like powershell.exe for execution of the PowerShell script / selected cmdlets according the logs of Process Monitor on running a PowerShell script from within UltraEdit on Windows 11 22H2. There is searched the current directory and next the directories in environment variable
PATH as defined on starting the UltraEdit executable.
I also cannot see any font or font size setting in
Configuration or in context menu of the
Terminal or in
Manage Themes dialog window of UltraEdit for Windows v2023.0 which defines the font and font size for the PowerShell
Terminal window inside main application window of UltraEdit. I think, the font and font size of the
Terminal window is defined by what is configured in the Windows settings and stored in Windows registry for a PowerShell terminal / console window.
I recommend asking support of UltraEdit, Inc. by email to get information based on facts on your questions instead of a user observation.
Hint: It is always possible configuring a user tool for running the active script file with the executable you want and get the output captured to the output window or a file. Running just a selection of cmdlets requires the usage of a macro or script which copies the selection into a new file, saves the new file with a specific name into a specific directory, and runs the configured user tool. See also:
PowerShell 7 User Tool Configuration
