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To select objects from a collection, use the First, Last, Unique, Skip, and Index parameters. To select object properties, use the Property parameter. When you ... https://docs.microsoft.com skip first two and last two - Microsoft Technet
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2018年6月29日 — There are a few ways you can check the result of a cmdlet in Powershell. Run the cmdlet as an if statement condition. You can use the returned ... https://stackoverflow.com |