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Chapter 2. PowerShell hosts

Figure 2.1. An elevated PowerShell session from Windows 8. Notice the Administrator label in the caption.

Figure 2.2. The Windows PowerShell console from Windows 8

Figure 2.3. The default ISE layout uses two vertically stacked panes.

Figure 2.4. The split view gives you more room to edit a script.

Figure 2.5. Getting to know the ISE toolbar can save you time when performing common tasks.

Figure 2.6. The ISE supports multiple PowerShell tabs, and multiple script files within each tab.

Chapter 3. Using the PowerShell help system

Figure 3.1. Results of using the –ShowWindow parameter with Get-Help

Chapter 4. The basics of PowerShell syntax

Figure 4.1. Even dialog boxes have parameters.

Figure 4.2. ...

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