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Microsoft PowerShell - Pure Syntax

Introduction to Microsoft PowerShell's Syntax

This section is dedicated to explaining PowerShell's individual syntactic elements.  I regard these topics as reference material for that time when you forget how to choose the correct type of bracket, or when a single quote does not get the job done.

Another use of this page is to investigate new parameters or switches for well known commands, for example experiment with -recurse and in: get-Childitem -recurse.

Microsoft PowerShell Syntax Topics

Contents of my PowerShell Syntax pages

Each topic has its own 'how to' instructions and also 'Learning points'.  As a result you will be able to modify my examples to suit your situation.  The only pre-requisite is that you must download the correct version of PowerShell and .Net Framework for your operating system.  Microsoft's site has separate versions of PowerShell for XP, Windows Server 2003 and Vista.  In the case of Windows Server 2008, PowerShell is built-in but you need to 'Add Feature'.

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