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Preparing for a PowerShell interview!

Ravikanth C
12 Min To Read
15 Jul, 2013
- Learning power shell

Recently, I was interviewing candidates for a couple of PowerShell automation vacancies. Being a PowerShell enthusiast, I, naturally, focused on understanding how well these candidates understand PowerShell and how well they can solve some problems …

Tobias Weltner joins PowerShell Magazine

Ravikanth C
1 Min To Read
15 Jul, 2013
- News

We are very happy to announce that Tobias Weltner accepted our offer to join PowerShell Magazine’s editorial board. For people in the PowerShell community, Tobias is not an unknown face.

#PSTip How to add thousands separators to a number

Shay Levy
1 Min To Read
12 Jul, 2013
- Tips and tricks

Say you have a number like: 133903155, how quickly can you digest it? It’s much easier to read when it’s formatted as 133,903,155.

#PSTip Using Tab completion against the command history

Shay Levy
1 Min To Read
11 Jul, 2013
- Tips and tricks

Note: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or above. Each time you execute a command in Windows PowerShell, the command is remembered and can be fetched by using the Get-History cmdlet or by using the the up/down arrow keys.

#PSTip A Faster way to open specific Event Logs

Shay Levy
3 Min To Read
10 Jul, 2013
- Tips and tricks

Note: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or above. One of the annoyances I’m facing when working with Event logs is navigating and finding a log that is buried a few levels down the logs tree.

#PSTip How to check if a DateTime string is in a specific pattern

Shay Levy
2 Min To Read
09 Jul, 2013
- Tips and tricks

You want to be able to check and allow only date and time strings that are in a specific date time format pattern.

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