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Windows 7: Will it be good enough?
(Opinion/Opinion Features)
... user experience for their applications on Windows 7.”) Windows 7: Using Instrumentation and Diagnostics to Develop High Quality Software (covers guidelines and best practices as well as a PowerShell-based ...
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Next Windows Server available for public beta testing
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... features like the read-only domain controller and PowerShell. Redmond (WA) - Microsoft has made its upcoming Windows Server, dubbed “Longhorn” available for beta testers. Anyone with ...
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TechEd 2006 Opinion: Ray Ozzie's little disruption
(Opinion/Opinion Features)
... of problems and inconsistencies - its subject matter grows ever more perplexing. Sure, I'm interested in Group Policy Objects, SHA-2 encryption, BitLocker, firewalls, PowerShell. But a growing number of ...
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TechEd 2006: New Windows Server minimum installation fits on USB key
(Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)
... a Server Core machine cannot run PowerShell locally as a management tool, even though PowerShell would never employ .NET's graphical features. However, Ralston said, PowerShell could still be used to administer ...
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TechEd 2006: Microsoft demonstrates first PowerShell release candidate
(Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)
Microsoft today demonstrated the first release candidate of the Windows command line shell now called PowerShell. Software architect Jeffrey Snover revealed that it is a design goal for PowerShell to ...
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Microsoft introduces a search tool for all its search tools
(Hardware/Hardware Features)
... the next-generation Windows command line tool (now called PowerShell), which many - including us - interpreted as being tied together, simply because both products were mentioned in the same sentences ...
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Monad becomes 'PowerShell': Next-gen Windows command line to ship in Q4
(Hardware/Hardware Features)
In a speech in San Diego today, Microsoft senior vice president Bob Muglia is expected to reveal the new name of the Windows command shell formerly known as "Monad." Today, it becomes "PowerShell," its ...