Windows PowerShell includes a powerful help system available directly from the command line
that makes it easy to first discover and then learn how to use cmdlets.
The Windows PowerShell tab expansion feature takes the drudgery and guesswork out of
typing commands by allowing you to automatically complete partially entered cmdlet and
parameter names using the Tab key.
Windows PowerShell makes it possible to take the results of one cmdlet and pass it via pipeline
as input to another cmdlet for further processing. Using a pipeline to pass data from one cmdlet
to another is known as composition.
Command sequences that are run on a regular basis can be stored in a Windows PowerShell
script file for execution. Sharing these scripts between all administrators in an organization
ensures consistent results.
Further Reading
If you want a more basic understanding of general Windows PowerShell usage outside of Exchange,
explore another fine Wrox publication:
Professional Windows PowerShell ; Andrew Watt; ISBN: 978 - 0 - 471 - 94693 - 9; Wrox, 2004.
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Using Exchange
Management Shell
The Exchange Management Shell is the best tool overall for controlling your Exchange Server 2007
organization. This chapter provides an overview of the management functionality it provides.
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