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| Guest | psc1 file using community extensions Hi, if I start Powershell via the short cut in my start menu, I get a nice looking shell with community extension working. If I execute "powershell" in the "run" dialog or from command line, I don't get the extensions. $profile contains the same path in both cases. Could somebody explain the difference? I'm quite confused. What I wanted to do is the following: I wrote some custom Cmdlets, have opened powershell with community extensions, have added my snapin and have exported my shell via "export-shell MyShell" into a psc1 file. If I execute that file, I get an error, because the community snapin is already there, so I removed all entries from the psc1 file, but let only my snapin there. If I now start the psc1 file, it works but I don't get the look and feel of the community extensions. Any hint how to create a psc1 file using my custom snapin and having the look and feel of the community extensions? regards, Achim |
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