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Different versions of PowerShell are available for different OS's. Microsoft is using PowerShell as a way to drive people to upgrade to the latest version of Windows. Newer versions of Powershell work better with Newer versions of Microsoft Windows. | Different versions of PowerShell are available for different OS's. Microsoft is using PowerShell as a way to drive people to upgrade to the latest version of Windows. Newer versions of Powershell work better with Newer versions of Microsoft Windows. | ||
| + | Two versions of the Powershell interface. | ||
| + | * Console | ||
| + | ** Basic Command-Line | ||
| + | ** Maximum support for PowerShell | ||
| + | ** Minimal editing capabilities | ||
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| + | * ISE | ||
| + | ** Script Editor and Console Combination | ||
| + | ** Some PowerShell features not supported | ||
| + | ** Rich editing cap | ||
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| + | * Third Party hosting apps/Editors | ||
| + | ** Variable Features and Pricing | ||
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Revision as of 15:36, 8 June 2015
General Information about PowerShell
Notes
Different versions of PowerShell are available for different OS's. Microsoft is using PowerShell as a way to drive people to upgrade to the latest version of Windows. Newer versions of Powershell work better with Newer versions of Microsoft Windows.
Two versions of the Powershell interface.
- Console
- Basic Command-Line
- Maximum support for PowerShell
- Minimal editing capabilities
- ISE
- Script Editor and Console Combination
- Some PowerShell features not supported
- Rich editing cap
- Third Party hosting apps/Editors
- Variable Features and Pricing
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