Powershell script to Add global condition (of OS Requirement) to ALL application deployment types

Looking for an automated way via Powershell to Add global condition (of OS Requirement) to ALL application deployment types.
We currently have over 300+ Applications in SCCM and looking for an automated way of adding a global condition where OS requirement is equal to Windows 7 instead of the default of Any OS.
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Hi,
Here is a Adam Meltzer's blog about how to create an Application with a requirement rule pointing to a global condition. You could have a look.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ameltzer/archive/2012/10/23/how-to-create-an-application-with-a-requirement-rule-pointing-to-a-global-condition.aspx
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I dont have any Add-ons with my FireFox. After upgrade to the latest version 26.0 I'm keep getting Script error "chrome://global/content/binding/popup.xml:580"

Quite frequently I'm keep getting the error like "Script is not responding....I dont have any Add-ons with my FireFox. After upgrade to the latest version 26.0 I'm keep getting Script error "chrome://global/content/binding/popup.xml:580" Stop or Continue Script.
Currently I don't have any Add-Ons installed in my FireFox, so I can suspect any Add-ons.
I'm facing this issue only after the upgrade to 26.0 recently.

Ifound this article:
https://support.mozilla.org/pt-BR/questions/746499
in this article the problem is similar not the same, but sdmitch16 had a intersting idea disable the chrome options
and i search more in the internet i also found this:
https://support.mozilla.org/pt-BR/questions/760704

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