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The Windows PowerShell Command Builder for Microsoft SharePoint 2010, Microsoft SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Online, and Microsoft Office 365 is an HTML5 application that is designed to help IT professionals and power users learn how to use Windows PowerShell for administrative tasks.

• The Windows PowerShell Command Builder enables IT professionals and power users to visually assemble commands related to SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Online, and Office 365 on a Design Surface in a browser and take those commands to their respective products. The Windows PowerShell Command Builder provides an intelligent user experience. After you drag a verb or noun object on the Design Surface, the interface will hide either the verbs or nouns that are not associated with the verb or noun placed on the Design Surface. After you construct a command, you can copy the command to a Windows PowerShell script, the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell, the SharePoint 2013 Management Shell, or other desired location to be saved or executed.

Files

Status: Live This download is still available on microsoft.com. The downloads below will come directly from the Microsoft Download Center.

File	SHA1 Hash	Size
Windows-PowerShell-command-builder-guide.docx	749f82dcb11af0ba1240519c50f1ead18053edc2	150 KB
Windows-PowerShell-command-builder-guide.pdf	30db15f6ab5d90e21d756a57ef9d1e5c12da10f7	295 KB
Windows-PowerShell-command-builder-guide.xps	06f641734e27defc6b087cb2d48286bdfa4abcc7	371 KB

File sizes and hashes are retrieved from the Wayback Machine’s indexes. They may not match the latest versions of files hosted on Microsoft servers.

This download includes .xps files. XPS was a Microsoft document format intended to replace PDF. To view these files, you may need to install the XPS Essentials Pack.

• Microsoft Word 2007, Microsoft Word 2010

• 1. Click the Download button to start the download.
  2. Click Save or Save this program to disk.
  3. Find the file on your hard disk and double-click it to open it.