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Saving Powershell commands across sessions        
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Powershell is a useful tool for developers and system administrators alike. Much of its usefulness comes from being able to craft a complicated, multi-part command to get some useful piece of information. The problem is that once I close the window, the command is gone. If I really want to save that command, I could make a script, but that involves taking several steps to open a text editor, type in the command, and save the script file. Furthermore, I then have to either type in the full path of the script when I want to run it later.


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