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Hello,
I see some of the exchange cmdlets are recognized, but not all, how do I import the exchange cmdlets into powershell studio 2017 so they are recognized by the editor?
Thank you!
How to import Exchange Cmdlets
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cody m
Re: How to import Exchange Cmdlets
Have you refreshed your local cache yet? if you have an you are still not seeing all of the cmdlets, could you please provide us with some more information.
Product, version and build:
64 bit version
Operating system:
64 bit OS
Product, version and build:
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64 bit OS
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Re: How to import Exchange Cmdlets
Please be sure to provide sufficient information. What Exchange version? Which PowerShell Studio version? (The exact version number please) What cmdlet for example do you *not* see? Which platform and powershell version do you have selected?
Alexander Riedel
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