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Redirect STDOUT Stream for Command to File
How to redirect STDOUT stream from the screen to a file? I want the command to send output data to a file. By default, the STDOUT stream for a command is mapped the screen. If the command is writing data to the STDIN stream, you will see it on the screen. But, you can use the "&gt;" redirect ope... 2022-12-03, ∼2928🔥, 0💬

Default STDIN Stream for Command - Keyboard
What is the default STDIN stream for a command? Can I use the keyboard to enter data for the STDIN stream? By default, the STDIN stream for a command is mapped the keyboard. If the command is reading data from the STDIN stream, you can enter it from the keyboard. For example, the "SORT" command read... 2022-12-03, ∼2910🔥, 0💬

"for" Command Help Reference
How to get "for" command help reference? You can run the "for /?" command to get "for" command help reference as shown below: C:\fyicenter&gt;for /? Runs a specified command for each file in a set of files. FOR %variable IN (set) DO command [command-parameters] %variable Specifies a single lette... 2021-08-01, ∼2909🔥, 0💬

Redirect STDOUT Stream to the End of File
How to redirect STDOUT stream from the screen to the end of a file? I want to append output from STDOUT stream to an existing file. When using the "&gt;" redirection to an existing file, old content of the file will be replaced. You can keep the old content of the file by using the append redire... 2022-12-03, ∼2905🔥, 0💬

"Get-Job" Cmdlet in Windows PowerShell
How to use "Get-Job" cmdlet in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Get-Job" cmdlet to display existing Windows PowerShell background job on the local computer. Below is an example of "Get-Job" cmdlet displaying background jobs: PS C:\fyicenter&gt; start-job {get-process} Id Name PSJobTypeName S... 2016-10-08, ∼2902🔥, 0💬

Invoke Object Methods in Windows PowerShell Scripts
How to invoke methods of an object in Windows PowerShell scripts? I know the method name in Windows PowerShell scripts. If you know the method name of an object, you can invoke and run the method using the "." operator. For example, if you run the following script: $today = Get-Date $tomorrow = $tod... 2016-11-02, ∼2896🔥, 0💬

Multiple Quotations in a Single Parameter
Can I have multiple quotations in a single parameter for a batch file? Yes, you can put multiple quotations in a single parameter for a batch file. Quotations also be started and ended anywhere in the parameter. Here are some examples on using quotations in a single parameter: C:\fyicenter&gt;Pa... 2021-11-12, ∼2873🔥, 0💬

Console Input and Output in Windows PowerShell Scripts
How to manage console input and output in Windows PowerShell scripts? I want to write a PowerShell script that "talks" with the user. You need to use the "Write-Host" and "Read-Host" cmdlets to manage console input and output. The "Write-Host" cmdlet allows to write information to the console with s... 2016-10-30, ∼2872🔥, 0💬

Application Command in Pipeline in Windows PowerShell
Can I use application commands in cmdlet pipeline in Windows PowerShell? Yes, you can use application commands in cmdlet pipeline in Windows PowerShell. But you need to remember a couple of things: 1. The output of an application command will be considered as a String object, not a sequence of chara... 2016-11-04, ∼2871🔥, 0💬

Use CON to Display Data on Screen
How to use CON file name to display data on the screen? Since CON is a special file name referring to the console including screen, you can use it display data on the screen. You can use the "copy * con" to act like the "type *" command: C:\fyicenter&gt;copy random.bat con @echo %random% 1 file(... 2021-04-02, ∼2869🔥, 0💬

"call" - Run Another Batch File
What is the "call" batch command for? The "call" command is for running another batch file, command or program. Below is the "call" command syntax: call command parameters When the "call" command is executed, a child batch execution context will be created to run the given command with given paramet... 2021-04-02, ∼2859🔥, 0💬

If-Else Conditions in Windows PowerShell Scripts
How to use if-else conditions in Windows PowerShell scripts? PowerShell script supports the following if-else code block to help you to perform tasks depending on logical conditions: If (conditin1) { task1 } Elseif (condition2) { task2 ... } Else { other-task } Here is a sample script on how to use ... 2016-10-30, ∼2856🔥, 0💬

What Are Batch Parameters
What Are Batch Parameters? Batch parameters are parameters received from the command line where the batch file is invoked. There are total of 11 batch parameters supported a batch file using the "%n" format: %0 - The file name of this batch file. %1, %2, %3, ..., %9 - The first, second, third, ..., ... 2022-04-13, ∼2834🔥, 0💬

Opening an old Outlook 2010 Data File
How to open an Outlook 2010 Data File that was closed previously? I need to read an old email stored in that data file. Opening an old Outlook Data File (.pst) in Outlook 2010 is very easy: 1. Run Outlook and click "File > Open > Outlook Data Files..." in the menu. The "Open Outlook Data File" dialo... 2017-02-09, ∼2815🔥, 0💬

Example of PowerShell Session on Remote Computer
Where to get an example of running PowerShell session on a remote computer? Here is a good example of running PowerShell session on a remote computer called office-server. The example assumes that the local computer and the remote computer are in the same domain, and you have a domain login name and... 2016-10-13, ∼2809🔥, 0💬

Assign Object to Variable in Windows PowerShell Scripts
How to assign an object to a variable in Windows PowerShell scripts? The output object of a cmdlet can be assigned to a variable using the assignment operator "=". Remember, variable names must start with the "$" sign. So here is an example of assign a DateTime object to a variable: $now = Get-Date ... 2016-11-02, ∼2796🔥, 0💬

Object Type Match in Pipeline in Windows PowerShell
What will happen if the output object type does not match the input object type in a cmdlet pipeline in Windows PowerShell? When you build a cmdlet pipeline, you have to make sure that object types are compatible in the pipeline operation. In other words, the output object type from the previous cmd... 2016-11-04, ∼2792🔥, 0💬

Use NUL to Sink Program Output
How to use the NUL file name to sink program output? If a program is writing too much out on your screen, you sink all output to the NUL file name. For example, if you run JMeter program, it will write some output on your screen: C:\&gt;\fyicenter\jmeter\b in\jmeter&gt; nul =================... 2021-04-15, ∼2785🔥, 0💬

Execution Loops in Windows PowerShell Scripts
How to write execution loops in Windows PowerShell scripts? I want to repeat some code multiple times. There are several ways to write execution loops in Windows PowerShell scripts. 1. "While {...}" loop - For example: $today = Get-Date "Today is "+$today.DayOfWeek $next = $today.AddDays(1) While ($... 2016-10-29, ∼2782🔥, 0💬

Start Windows PowerShell ISE
How to start Windows PowerShell ISE? I want to try it. To start running Windows PowerShell ISE, after you install Windows PowerShell ISE, use one of the following options: On the Start page, type any part of the name Windows PowerShell ISE, and then click the Windows PowerShell ISE shortcut when it ... 2016-10-05, ∼2781🔥, 0💬

File Name with or without File Extension
Should I provide file name with or without File Extension? To provide file name with or without file extension is really depending on the program that you are providing the file to. Here are some examples on different programs behaving differently on file names with and without file extension. 1. Wi... 2021-04-15, ∼2778🔥, 0💬

Pixel Sizes of Commonly Used Devices
What are pixel sizes of commonly used devices? Pixel sizes of commonly used devices: 640 × 480 - Old VGA computer screen 640 × 1136 - iPhone 5 screen 1024 x 768 - iPad screen 1280 × 720 - HDTV display 1600 x 900 - Laptop computer screen 3840 x 2160 - UHDTV display 8192 × 4608 - Cinema projection 2013-11-11, ∼2777🔥, 0💬

Displaying Outlook 2010 Calendar Items in Tabular View
How to display Outlook 2010 calendar items in a tabular view? I want to see my meeting invites like a list of emails. By default, Outlook displays your calend items in a calendar view, which is nice for you to know how many meetings you have to today. But it is hard to sort or filter meetings by org... 2014-04-29, ∼2776🔥, 0💬

Logical Operations in Windows PowerShell Scripts
How to use logical (or Boolean) operations in Windows PowerShell scripts? Can I write "$a &gt; 0 AND $a &lt; 10"? No, you can not use "$a &gt; 0 AND $a &lt; 10" as a logical operation in Windows PowerShell scripts. You must use PowerShell logical operators given below: -and Logical A... 2016-10-30, ∼2772🔥, 0💬

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