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Dealing with PowerShell on a daily basis, I query the help for a lot of cmdlets every day. This mean looking at syntax, examples, parameters and switches for a cmdlet.
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In order to help those learning PowerShell get a leg up on PowerShell 7.0, I’ve just released my newest PowerShell Quick Reference. This Quick Reference provides a lot of concentrated
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One nice feature in Exchange 201x PowerShell is the ability to easily list all mailboxes and their size in Megabytes (MB). Why is this important? Simply put, consistency of data
PowerShell 7.0 Released!PowerShell 7.0 Released!
PowerShell 7.0 was recently released to the world. This newest version of PowerShell is Microsoft’s latest vision for their shell. The new version can be found here: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/releases/tag/v7.0.0 What’s New
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History is important and those that don’t know it are doomed to repeat it. OK. We aren’t talking about that kind of history. In this Tip of the Week we
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