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The following PowerShell command will prompt the user to input some text which is then stored in the $ghTag parameter for later use:
$ghTag = Read-Host "Please enter the tag"
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PowerShell Snippets: Prompt for User Input
This post is part of the series on PowerShell Snippets. The following PowerShell command will prompt the user to input some text which is then stored in the $ghTag parameter for later use: $ghTag = Read-Host “Please enter the tag”
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