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08-25-2008
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| | [diagnostics.process]::start("exe") The above class, must the start method be enclosed with "exe", "batch" ...or can it be enclosed with "powershelll cmds" Eg # can run external command [diagnostics.process]::start("notepad.exe") # can run powershell command ???? [diagnostics.process]::start("move-item -path source destination ") |
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08-26-2008
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| | Re: [diagnostics.process]::start("exe") Hello IT, You must call PowerShell.exe, try this: [diagnostics.process]::start("powershell", "-noExit -command & {dir}") --- Shay Levy Windows PowerShell MVP http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic IS> The above class, must the start method be enclosed with "exe", IS> "batch" ...or can it be enclosed with "powershelll cmds" IS> IS> Eg IS> IS> # can run external command IS> [diagnostics.process]::start("notepad.exe") IS> # can run powershell command ???? IS> [diagnostics.process]::start("move-item -path source destination ") |
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