Wolfgang Sommergut – 0 comments
Wolfgang Sommergut has over 20 years of experience in IT journalism. He has also worked as a system administrator and as a tech consultant. Today he runs the German publication WindowsPro.de.
Even if you prefer working at a command prompt, in some cases you might want to switch to the GUI. For example, File Explorer might be more efficient if you have to work with a large number of files that you can’t simply select with a pattern such as *.txt. In such a scenario you probably want to open File Explorer from PowerShell at a specific destination folder.
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Wolfgang Sommergut – 0 comments
Wolfgang Sommergut has over 20 years of experience in IT journalism. He has also worked as a system administrator and as a tech consultant. Today he runs the German publication WindowsPro.de.
Even if you prefer working at a command prompt, in some cases you might want to switch to the GUI. For example, File Explorer might be more efficient if you have to work with a large number of files that you can’t simply select with a pattern such as *.txt. In such a scenario you probably want to open File Explorer from PowerShell at a specific destination folder.
Copyright © 2006-2015, 4sysops, Digital fingerprint: 3db371642e7c3f4fe3ee9d5cf7666eb0
