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crosspost from http://rextang.net/blogs/work/

[via Scott Hanselman]

As I mentioned previously about Microsoft Command Shell (aka Monad), it's now changed its name to Windows PowerShell.

Refer to PowerShell blog for more information.

according to this blog post, RTM will be at Q4 2006, and RC1 is now available for download.

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Posted Fri, Apr 28 2006 18:21 by Rex Tang
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Robs Blog wrote Monad grows up and gets a real name
on Fri, Apr 28 2006 10:26
Finally Microsoft are designing a command shell that has a little ooooommph, it connects to almost everything...
Robs Blog wrote Monad grows up and gets a real name
on Fri, Apr 28 2006 10:26
Finally Microsoft are designing a command shell that has a little ooooommph, it connects to almost everything...
Robs Blog wrote Monad grows up and gets a real name
on Fri, Apr 28 2006 10:26
Finally Microsoft are designing a command shell that has a little ooooommph, it connects to almost everything...

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