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12-08-07, 10:24 AM
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Head over to http://blog.powershell.com to read about this. Basically
PSPLUS beta is available with a 45 day trial, and after that free for non commercial use. PowerShell Analyzer 1.0 is released, and if your PSA trial has expired, don't worry. It has been extended. Sincerely, Karl http://www.powershell.com |
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12-08-07, 03:40 PM
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PS+ is excellent!
Thanks Karl. -- Kiron |
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12-12-07, 06:43 PM
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Kiron wrote:
> PS+ is excellent! > Thanks Karl. > Thanks for the Encouragement Karl Prosser http://www.powershell.com |
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