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MobileShell Demo

Published January 15, 2010 MobileShell , PowerGUI , PowerShell 7 Comments

Here’s a quick recorded walkthrough of our in-browser PowerShell prompt in case you want to have a look at it before you install it yourself:

Once you watch it and get excited, give it a try! Download PowerGUI MobileShell beta, install it on a Windows Server and let us know what you think!

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