This post is part of the series on PowerShell Snippets.
Over the last two posts of this series, I’ve shown PowerShell cmdlets which prompt for user input and prompt for secure entry of passwords. A PowerShell script can prompt for multiple inputs as well as output text to screen.
When I originally posted about the Write-Output cmdlet, I only showed how it could be used to output text; you can…
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PowerShell Snippets: Prompt for Multiple Inputs
This post is part of the series on PowerShell Snippets. Over the last two posts of this series, I’ve shown PowerShell cmdlets which prompt for user input and prompt for secure entry of passwords. A PowerShell script can prompt for multiple inputs as well as output text to screen.
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