Examples of using Format-list in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The Format-List command uses the Property parameter with a wildcard character(*)
When you format the result as a list,("get-acl Format-List"), in addition to the path,
C:\PS> get-process format-list-property name,
Get-process winlogon format-list-property* With a bit of practice,
the property parameters of Format-List and Format-Table will accept a list of property names.
get-process format-list-property name,
The Format-List command uses the Property parameter with a wildcard character(*)
The Format-List command uses the Property parameter with a wildcard character(*)
This command uses the Get-Item cmdlet to get the"My" certificate store and the Property parameter of Format-List with a wildcard character(*)
get-process winlogon format-list-property* Description This command displays all of the properties of the Winlogon process.
When you format the result as a list,("get-acl format-list"), in addition to the path,
get-command-verb set format-list Description This command gets information about all of the cmdlets
C:\PS> get-command-verb set format-list This command gets information about all of the cmdlets
windir format-list-property* It uses the Get-Item cmdlet to get an object that represents the WINDIR environment variable.
C:\PS> set-variable-name processes-value(Get-Process)-option constant-scope global-description"All processes"-passthru format-list-property* This command creates a global, read-only variable that
Format-List returns the format objects that represent the list.
The Format cmdlets are Format-Wide, Format-List, Format-Table, and Format-Custom.
privatedata format-list.
We will only describe the Format-Wide, Format-List, and Format-Table cmdlets in this user's guide.
use the Format-List-Property* command.