Where can I find System.management.automation.resources.dll

The System.management.automation.resources.dll didn't come with the download.

get-childItem $env:windir
System.management.automation.resources.dll -recurse

Directory: Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::C:\WINDOWS\assembly\GAC_MS
IL\System.Management.Automation.resources\1.0.0.0_en_31bf3856ad364e35

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Kiron

"Joe G" <Joe G@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've got 2 copies on this machine, both of which were installed with the
PowerShell download

C:\Windows\assembly\GAC_MSIL\System.Management.Automation.Resources\1.0.0.0_en_31bf3856ad364e35\System.Management.Automation.Resources.dll

C:\Windows\winsxs\msil_system.management.automation.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6000.16386_en-us_8ea69ba228f687a2\System.Management.Automation.Resources.dll

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Jon

Thanks for the fast response. I used your suggestion and it kind of found
file, though using the explorer I don't see the GAC_MSIL folder under that of
the assembly. What I'm trying to do is reference this in my visual studio C#
project but browsing for the resource doesn't work and I don't really
understand the assembly folder in the first place, having no experience in
using same.

"Kiron" wrote:

You can open its folder:

get-childItem $env:windir
System.management.automation.resources.dll -recurse | foreach
{$_.fullname -replace $_.name} | invoke-item

...or copy the assembly:

$dll = @(get-childItem $env:windir
System.management.automation.resources.dll -recurse)
copy-item $dll[0].fullName <destination>

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Kiron

Maybe you could explain why when I use the windows explorer to look at the
windows assembly folder all i see are the assembly names entities but not the
folders (i.e. GAC_MSIL) which are all I see when I use a command window?

"Jon" wrote:

"...reference information about the APIs provided by Windows PowerShell"
Take a look at Windows PowerShell SDK, I believe that's what you're looking
for:

Windows PowerShell SDK
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms714469.aspx

At the bottom of the page is the download link.

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Kiron

"Joe G" <JoeG@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Sure. It's due to the 'desktop.ini' file within the assembly folder, which
affects the way explorer.exe presents it to you. Delete that file and you'd
get the standard view. You may wish to make a copy of it first as a backup,
if you try that.

#To see the contents of the file
get-content -force "C:\Windows\assembly\desktop.ini"

NB You'd need to run the above command from an elevated command prompt, if
you're using Vista

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Jon

"Jon" <Email_Address@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Ok, my bad. The following should work elevated or non-elevated

get-content "C:\Windows\assembly\desktop.ini"

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Jon