Start-Transcript and Stop-Transcript

Published June 30, 2010 Add-ons , PowerGUI , PowerShell , Script Editor 1 Comment

These now work in PowerGUI Script Editor once you install Kirk’s Transcription add-on.

I know this is one of the features we should have probably had from the very start 😉 – but the good thing is that it is finally there. You asked – we have listened! Please keep asking. 🙂

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