Chapter 8. Using the Windows PowerShell ISE

After completing this chapter, you will be able to:

  • Understand the use of tab completion to complete cmdlet names, types, and paths.

  • Use code snippets to simplify programming.

  • Use the command pane to run or insert commands.

  • Use the Windows PowerShell ISE to connect to a remote system and run commands.

  • Run script commands without saving the script.

  • Write, save, and load a Windows PowerShell script.

Running the Windows PowerShell ISE

On Microsoft Windows 8, the Windows PowerShell ISE appears to be a bit hidden. In fact, on Windows Server 2012, it also is a bit hidden. However, on Windows Server 2012, a Windows PowerShell shortcut automatically appears on the desktop taskbar. Likewise, pinning Windows PowerShell ...

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