What are objects? 61 Why PowerShell uses objects 62 Discovering objects: Get-Member 64 Object attributes, or “properties” 65 Object actions, or “methods” 66 Sorting objects 66 Selecting the properties you want 67 Objects until the very end 68 Common points of confusion 70 Lab 70 How one shell can do everything 48 About product-specific management shells 49 Extensions: finding and adding snap-ins 50 Extensions: finding and adding modules 52 Command conflict and removing extensions 54 Finding help on newly added commands 54 Playing with Server Manager via command line! 55 Profile scripts: preloading extensions when the shell starts 58Ĭommon points of confusion Lab 60 Ideas for on your own 60įormatting-and why it’s done on the right 85 Parameter sets and common parameters 27 Optional and mandatory parameters 28 Positional parameters 29 Parameter values 30 Examples 33 ■Īccessing “about” topics 33 Accessing online help 34 Lab 35 Ideas for on your own 36Ĭonnect one command to another: less work for you! Exporting to a CSV or XML file 37 Piping to a file or printer 42 Converting to HTML 44 Using cmdlets to kill processes and stop services 45 Lab 46 The help system: how you discover commands Asking for help 24 Using help to find commands 25 Interpreting the help 27 Support for external commands 16 The same old commands-almost 17 Common points of confusion 21 Typing cmdlet names Not scripting: just running commands 9 Opening PowerShell 10 Managing files and folders-you know this! 12 Accuracy counts 13 Not just files and folders: introducing PSDrives 14 ix
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