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===== [[scripting]] PowerShell Scripting ===== ===== [[scripting]] PowerShell Scripting =====
-From WinSCP scripting perspective, important aspect of PowerShell is its ability to run simple, yet powerful, scripts that can make use functionality exposed by WinSCP .NET assembly.+From WinSCP scripting perspective, an important aspect of PowerShell is its ability to run simple, yet powerful, scripts that can make use of functionality exposed by WinSCP .NET assembly.
Windows PowerShell's ''powershell.exe'' is located in ''%WINDIR%\System32\WindowsPowershell\v1.0''.((It's ''v1.0'', disregarding what version you actually use.)) Typically you run ''powershell.exe'' with ''-File'' argument followed by path to your PowerShell script. The script file needs to have ''.ps1'' extension: Windows PowerShell's ''powershell.exe'' is located in ''%WINDIR%\System32\WindowsPowershell\v1.0''.((It's ''v1.0'', disregarding what version you actually use.)) Typically you run ''powershell.exe'' with ''-File'' argument followed by path to your PowerShell script. The script file needs to have ''.ps1'' extension:

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