Vista - capture command and its output

Hi all

I am in the process of learning PS so I am trying the different cmdlets
to see wht they do what the output is etc.

I would like to log my trials to a text file.

I know that I can redirect output with either > or >> or even with |
CLIP (to the clipboard).

The problem is that all the above methods do not capture the onliner
that I try but only its output.

Is there a way to capture not only the oneliner output but also the
oneliner itself?

get-history is not good enough because it shows the oneliners but not
their outputs.

I'd need something that captures like

command1
output1
....
commandn
outputn

Is this possible?

thanks!!!

Hi

The Start-Transcript cmdlet creates a record of all or part of a Windows
PowerShell session in a text file.
Type 'help Start-Transcript -full' to get help and examples.

BTW, there's a bug. Start-Transcript won't record legacy applications (exe)
output.



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