Vista - Newbie to PowerShell

Hey Can anyone guide me to where I can find a Free PowerShell Tutorial. I am
currently using kiXtart to script, but am interested in learning PowerShell.
Thanks
Nik

On Apr 3, 9:48 am, "Nik" <nik@(don't use this')gkco.com> wrote:
> Hey Can anyone guide me to where I can find a Free PowerShell Tutorial. I am
> currently using kiXtart to script, but am interested in learning PowerShell.
> Thanks
> Nik

There is actually a pretty good "Getting Started" guide that comes
with Powershell. You should be able to get to it from Start | Programs
| Windows Powershell 1.0 | getting Started Guide.

Once you get started and into it, a good admin oriented book is
Powershell TFM, from http://sapienpress.com/

Finally, a great deep dive book is Bruce Payette's "Powershell in
Action" http://manning.com/payette/

Hope that Helps,

Andy

thanks
Nik
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> On Apr 3, 9:48 am, "Nik" <nik@(don't use this')gkco.com> wrote:
>> Hey Can anyone guide me to where I can find a Free PowerShell Tutorial. I
>> am
>> currently using kiXtart to script, but am interested in learning
>> PowerShell.
>> Thanks
>> Nik
>
> There is actually a pretty good "Getting Started" guide that comes
> with Powershell. You should be able to get to it from Start | Programs
> | Windows Powershell 1.0 | getting Started Guide.
>
> Once you get started and into it, a good admin oriented book is
> Powershell TFM, from http://sapienpress.com/
>
> Finally, a great deep dive book is Bruce Payette's "Powershell in
> Action" http://manning.com/payette/
>
> Hope that Helps,
>
> Andy
>

On Apr 3, 9:48 am, "Nik" <nik@(don't use this')gkco.com> wrote:
> Hey Can anyone guide me to where I can find a Free PowerShell Tutorial. I am
> currently using kiXtart to script, but am interested in learning PowerShell.
> Thanks
> Nik

over at http://www.powershelllive.com tobias has started a tutorial
for beginners called "Mastering Powershell in your lunch break".. This
series should end up to be about 45 articles. currently with 7
published


you can go directly to it at

http://powershelllive.com/blogs/lunch/default.aspx . of course being
blog style the days are in the inverse order.

-Karl