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Comments and what you can do with them
One of the lesser documented things that Powershell can do is the special commands available in comments. Normally a comment is just that, something to help document your script and move on. But with Powershell we have a couple of extra things you can do too. Read on!
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December 17, 2012 Posted by Martin9700 | Powershell - Best Practices | #region, #requires, comment-based help | 3 Comments