TechNet Radio: IT Time - The Scripting Guy’s Top 5 PowerShell 3.0 Tips and Tricks

Posted: Sep 17, 2012 at 4:00 AM
By: ChrisCaldwell, TechNet Radio, Blain Barton
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The Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson is back for today’s episode as he shares with us his FAV 5 PowerShell 3.0 Tips and Tricks. Tune in as we discuss automatic foreach, flexible formatting and much much more.

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