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Introducing Windows PowerShell

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I missed this news last week, but it seems that Microsoft has finally named their next-generation command shell (formerly codenamed Monad). I liked Microsoft Script Host (MSH) or Microsoft command shell. They were accurate descriptions of what it does. Unfortunately we seem to be stuck with the name Windows PowerShell. Urghhh.

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3 responses to “Introducing Windows PowerShell”

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